$.validator.addMethod("isSameEmail",function(str1, str2){
alert("testing....");
alert("str1 is " + str1 + "\nstr2 is " + str2);
return false;
}, "The email has be registred!");
step2:
$("#medForm").validate({
rules: {
medication : "required",
dosage: "required",
startDate : "date",
endDate : {date : true, isSameEmail:["this is","a test"] }
},
step3:
html:>> class="isSameEmail"
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Hello, I am having a little problem understanding the addMethod
function of the validation plugin. I am trying to do a simple test
like this:
I've placed this code outside of the $().ready():
JQuery.validator.addMethod('testMethod', function(str1, str2) {
alert("testing....");
alert("str1 is " + str1 + "\nstr2 is " + str2);
return false;
$("#medForm").validate({
rules: {
medication : "required",
dosage: "required",
startDate : "date",
endDate : {date : true, testMethod : {"this is", "a test"}}
},
messages: {
medication: "Please provide a medication name",
dosage: "Please provide your dosage",
startDate: "Please enter a date in mm/dd/yyyy format<br/>or select
one from the calendar",
endDate: "Please enter a date in mm/dd/yyyy format<br/>or select
one from the calendar"
}
field. When I use the form, the other validation works, but the
testMethod function is never called (no alerts are seen and the error
message never shows up under the field [the method is set to return
false no matter what]). I tried to look at the documentation for this
on the JQuery website, but there are no examples of how to attach a
custom method to a form field..
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I see at least error in your code, maybe more:
endDate : {date : true, testMethod : {"this is", "a test"}}
That isn't a valid object literal. Either replace it with an array:
["this is", "a test"] or fix it: {"this is": "a test"}
Also, you are referencing "JQuery", unless acutally defined in your
code, that should be "jQuery".
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