[jQuery] validation plugin question

[epitka]

Can this plugin be used when there is no actual submit, just redirect
via a tag. However before doing redirect I need to make sure that
value entered in the filed is valid?

[jQuery] Re: Jquery validation plugin question

[markstegg...@googlemail.com]

Thanks.

It gives me an error saying element.attr is not a function

What is wrong with this:

highlight: function(element, errorClass) {
 if (element.attr(name) == aupairLanguageList)
$(#multiSelect-aupairLanguageList-title).addClass(error);
  },
  unhighlight: function(element, errorClass) {
 if (element.attr(name) == aupairLanguageList)
$(#multiSelect-aupairLanguageList-title).removeClass
(error);
  }

On Mar 26, 12:03 pm, Jörn Zaefferer joern.zaeffe...@googlemail.com
wrote:
 Use the highlight and unhighlight options for that.

 Jörn

 On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 3:21 PM, markstegg...@googlemail.com

 markstegg...@googlemail.com wrote:

  Hello,

  Thanks for building this validation plugin, I like it. I have a
  question:

  The error class automatically gets added to the label with the same
  for= name, but for a certain error I need to change the element that
  gains the error class.

  For instance, I added this line to the error placement so that a
  certain element receives the error class but then realised the error
  class would not be removed when the error is corrected by the user:

  code
  else if (element.attr(name) == aupairLanguageList) {
          error.insertAfter(#multiSelect-aupairLanguageList-content);
          $(#multiSelect-aupairLanguageList-title).addClass(error);
          }
  /code

  Any Ideas?

  Thanks

[jQuery] Jquery validation plugin question

[markstegg...@googlemail.com]

Hello,

Thanks for building this validation plugin, I like it. I have a
question:

The error class automatically gets added to the label with the same
for= name, but for a certain error I need to change the element that
gains the error class.

For instance, I added this line to the error placement so that a
certain element receives the error class but then realised the error
class would not be removed when the error is corrected by the user:

code
else if (element.attr(name) == aupairLanguageList) {
 error.insertAfter(#multiSelect-aupairLanguageList-content);
 $(#multiSelect-aupairLanguageList-title).addClass(error);
 }
/code

Any Ideas?

Thanks

[jQuery] Re: Jquery validation plugin question

[Jörn Zaefferer]

Use the highlight and unhighlight options for that.

Jörn

On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 3:21 PM, markstegg...@googlemail.com
markstegg...@googlemail.com wrote:

 Hello,

 Thanks for building this validation plugin, I like it. I have a
 question:

 The error class automatically gets added to the label with the same
 for= name, but for a certain error I need to change the element that
 gains the error class.

 For instance, I added this line to the error placement so that a
 certain element receives the error class but then realised the error
 class would not be removed when the error is corrected by the user:

 code
 else if (element.attr(name) == aupairLanguageList) {
         error.insertAfter(#multiSelect-aupairLanguageList-content);
         $(#multiSelect-aupairLanguageList-title).addClass(error);
         }
 /code

 Any Ideas?

 Thanks

[jQuery] validation plugin question

[Sean Allen]

playing around with it.

don't want to get error messages displayed.

i'm just putting in a general error message at top and highlighting  
required fields.
but the label for errors gets created with a display: inline set on  
the element which is
thwarting me from not showing it.

looking at the marketo example ( for 2 hours now ), i see no such  
display: inline being set
but can't figure out why that is.

can anyone explain?