I've been googling and I've found that I can remove/add class (e. G required number ); that gave me some ideas on how to simulate validation groups.
I've been googling and I've found that I can remove/add class (e. G, required, number); that gave me some ideas on how to simulate validation groups. $(document).
Ready(function(){ $("#add"). Click(function() { $("#fecha"). RemoveClass("required"); $("#fecha").
RemoveClass("date"); $("#numeroDoc"). RemoveClass("required"); $("#numeroDoc"). RemoveClass("number"); $("#serieDoc").
RemoveClass("required"); $("#serieDoc"). RemoveClass("number"); $("#importe"). AddClass("required"); $("#importe").
AddClass("number"); $("#concepto"). AddClass("required"); }); $("#save"). Click(function() { $("#importe").
RemoveClass("required"); $("#importe"). RemoveClass("number"); $("#concepto"). RemoveClass("required"); $("#fecha").
AddClass("required"); $("#fecha"). AddClass("date"); $("#numeroDoc"). AddClass("required"); $("#numeroDoc").
AddClass("number"); $("#serieDoc"). AddClass("required"); $("#serieDoc"). AddClass("number"); }); $("#form1").
Validate({ errorPlacement: function(error, element) { error. AppendTo( element. Parent("td").
Next("td") ); } , submitHandler: function(form) { $("#add"). Click(function() { addDetail(); return false; }); $("#save"). Click(function() { return false; }); } }); }); Though, I've apparently found the answer, I'm not so sure about it due to some details: 1.
When the page first loads, the numbers only validation (class="number") doesn't work till I press Add 2. If I make a mistake by entering the data then I have to press twice the button to fire the validation I hope you can help me improve this code.
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