Ok, so I wrote this function to be a change event applied to a checkbox. Now it is apparent I need to use it as a custom validator method, so it runs when you hit "Next" to step through the form. I have all that working, I just can't get the syntax of the rule right.
Here it is as a change event:
$('#MKDPT').change(function() {
if ($('#MKDPT').is(':checked')) {
var checked = false;
var ckd = ['AMX1N','BMFNP','BMFNB','CFE1N','CBEXR','CBT1','CBTQL','CME1','CMEQL','CMX1','DCMX1','DMERT','DMEDL','ERX1N','ERXXN','EXC1N','EXD1N','EXR1N','EXI1N','IPE1','KCB1','LME1','DLME1','MPL1','NDQ1N','NDQL2','CEC1','ICEFI','NYM1','DNYM1','NYMQL','NYS1N','NYSLM','PNK1P','PNK2N','SMX1','CNC1N','CNS1N','MTL1N','MTL2N','WEA1'];
$('#' + ckd.join(',#')).each(function() { // Select all these IDs
if (this.checked) { // Is this one checked?
checked = true;
}
return !checked; // Exit if any are checked
});
if (!checked) { // None are checked
MKDPTAlert1();
}
}
});
And my attempt at a custom validation rule:
$.validator.addMethod(
"MKDPTOnly",
function(value, element, params) {
var checked = false;
var ckd = ['AMX1N','BMFNP','BMFNB','CFE1N','CBEXR','CBT1','CBTQL','CME1','CMEQL','CMX1','DCMX1','DMERT','DMEDL','ERX1N','ERXXN','EXC1N','EXD1N','EXR1N','EXI1N','IPE1','KCB1','LME1','DLME1','MPL1','NDQ1N','NDQL2','CEC1','ICEFI','NYM1','DNYM1','NYMQL','NYS1N','NYSLM','PNK1P','PNK2N','SMX1','CNC1N','CNS1N','MTL1N','MTL2N','WEA1'];$('#' + ckd.join(',#')).each(function() { // Select all these IDs
if (this.checked) { // Is this one checked?
checked = true;
}
return !checked; // Exit if any are checked
});
if (!checked) { // None are checked
}
}, Alert("foo");
);
As you can see, it is broken. I would like this to display as an alert, not the standard error placement. Do I need to use the var "ckd" as a param? Im not really entirely clear on how those work but have used them before with a lot of help.
Thanks!