There is just one clientnip, but you can combine the two returns:
$("#clientnip").rules("add", {
required: function(element) {
return $("#type").val() == "P" || $("#type").val() == "S";
}
Jörn
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Mohd.Tareq <tareq.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
> $("#clientnip1").rules("add", {
> required: function(element) {
> return $("#type").val() == "P";
> }
>
> $("#clientnip2").rules("add", {
> required: function(element) {
> return $("#type").val() == "S";
> }
>
>
> one function can return only one value at a time first one i.e. 'p' one
> to execute 's' one use above two functions .
> hope this will work ;)
>
> regards
> Ragx
>
> On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 1:27 PM, koszu <rafal.kos...@izbarzem.opole.pl>
> wrote:
>>
>> I'm using jquery validate plugin and I have a problem with rules
>> depending of form selectors.
>> In my form I have got two form selectors:
>>
>>
>> <select name="client.clientType" id="type" class="iefixmargin"><option
>> value="">-- Wybierz --</option>
>> <option value="B">Bezrobotny</option>
>> <option value="N">Nieaktywny
>> zawodowo</option>
>> <option value="Z">Zatrudniony</option>
>> <option value="I">Inny</option>
>> <option value="P">Przedsiebiorstwo</option>
>> <option
>> value="S">Samozatrudnony</option></select>
>>
>> and
>>
>> <input name="clientnip" id="clientnip" maxlength="14" value=""
>> class="tekst" type="text">
>>
>> I'd like to make "clientnip" required if "type" value is "P" or "S".
>> I tried this:
>>
>> $("#clientnip").rules("add", {
>> required: function(element) {
>> return $("#type").val() == "P";
>> return $("#type").val() == "S";
>> }
>>
>> It works for type value = "P" and ignore "S".
>>
>> Could some one help me?
>>
>
>
>
