Jquery form validation plugin need help?

See my previous question here: stackoverflow.com/questions/672155/jquer... Basically you use the: rules( "add", rules ) Method to programatically create rules on the fly for the form fields you are creating. See this page for further documentation: docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation/rules... Edit: more info: In your loop: for ($i = 0; $i "). Rules("add", { required: true, minlength: 20 }) for instance.So basically what you are doing here, is creating some rules on the fly for each of the elements that are created It might be better to use classes, as another user pointed out.

See my previous question here: stackoverflow.com/questions/672155/jquer... Basically you use the: rules( "add", rules ) Method to programatically create rules on the fly for the form fields you are creating. See this page for further documentation: docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation/rules... Edit: more info: In your loop: for ($i = 0; $i "). Rules("add", { required: true, minlength: 20 }); ... for instance.So basically what you are doing here, is creating some rules on the fly for each of the elements that are created.

It might be better to use classes, as another user pointed out.

Could not point it out. More help? Thanks – QueueOverflow Mar 8 '10 at 2:32 added some more info detailing one way of how it could be done.

– DaRKoN_ Mar 8 '10 at 3:06.

You can use a class as selector instead of a id. Then you can use something like addClassRules function.

The General Guidelines section provides detailed discussion of the design and ideas behind the plugin, explaining why certain things are as they are. It covers the features in more detail than the API documentation, which just briefly explains the various methods and options available. If you've decided to use the validation plugin in your application and want to get to know it better, it is recommended that you read the guidelines.

When you have a name attribute like username, make sure to put the name in quotes. More details in the General Guidelines. This results in a too-much-recursion error: $(form).submit() triggers another round of validation, resulting in another call to submitHandler, and voila, recursion.

Replace that with form.submit(), which triggers the native submit event instead and not the validation. Based on an old version of the marketo.com sign-up form. The custom validation was once replaced with this plugin.

Thanks to Glen Lipka for contributing it! Customized message display: No messages displayed for the required method, only for typing-errors (like wrong email format); A summary is displayed at the top ("You missed 12 fields. Remote validation of email field.

A custom method for checking the password: Checks that the password contains at least one number and one character and that it is at least 6 characters long. If the user blurs the field with an invalid value, the input is emptied and gets focus again. The sign-up form from rememberthemilk.com (based on an older version).

The custom validation was replaced using this plugin. Thanks to RTM for contributing! Contributed by Michael Evangelista, showing a multipart form for buying and selling houses.

Features remote validation for helping the user to fill out captchas.

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