I have figured out how to do this by examining source of jQuery validate plugin, so I made my own function to tap into it.
I have figured out how to do this by examining source of jQuery validate plugin, so I made my own function to tap into it: $.validator.prototype. RuleValidationStatus = function( element ) { element = $(element)0; var rules = $(element).rules(); var errors ={}; for (var method in rules ) { var rule = { method: method, parameters: rulesmethod }; try { var result = $.validator.methodsmethod. Call( this, element.value.
Replace(/\r/g, ""), element, rule. Parameters ); errorsrule. Method = result ; } catch(e) { console.
Log(e); } } return errors; } Usage is simple: $("#myform").validate(). RuleValidationStatus($("#myField")) And sample result is: { required : true, regex : true, maxlength : true, remote : false, __dummy__ : true } From this object it is easy to see what rules are not satisfied.
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