I have done some small validation myself and end up with either - myvalid = true or mayvalid = false. How can add this check to the validation I am doing already on my form using the Validation Plugin?
+1
A:
You can use .addMethod()
to add custom validation methods to the Validation plugin.
http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation/Validator/addMethod#namemethodmessage
Update:
Here's an example you can test: http://jsfiddle.net/W8EsU/
HTML
<form id='theForm'>
<input id='test_field' name='test_field' value='jQuery' />
<br>
<input id='test_field2' name='test_field2' value='prototypejs' />
</form>
jQuery
// Add a validation method to the validator plugin
// that can be applied as a rule to whatever fields
// you want. That way you get your custom validation
// integrated into the functionality of the plugin
$.validator.addMethod(
"mustIncludejQuery",
function(value, element) {
return value.toLowerCase().indexOf('jquery') > -1;
},
"You must type jQuery to be valid."
);
// Apply the custom validation to the fields
$('#theForm').validate({
rules: {
test_field:'mustIncludejQuery',
test_field2:'mustIncludejQuery'
}
});
// Demonstrates that they will be executed
// like any other validation rule.
$('#theForm').valid();
patrick dw
2010-07-25 15:12:34
+1 - This is really the way to go, add it as a rule on whichever elements you're checking.
Nick Craver
2010-07-25 15:19:23