The jQuery Validate Plugin *just isn't working*?

Probably because you're missing the js extension on your reference to jQuery validate.

Probably because you're missing the js extension on your reference to jQuery validate: Works fine as posted: jsfiddle.net/xxEg9/ Edit: However, I think specifying onfocusout: true is causing a JavaScript error. Specifying true for this setting is superfluous anyway, just remove it: $(document). Ready(function(){ var userName = "", userEmail = "", roomPass = "", betaCode = "", roomNumber = ""; $("#box_create_room").

Validate({ submitHandler: function() { alert("Submitted! "); }, rules: { box_create_user: { required:true, minlength: 2 }, box_create_email: "required", box_create_pass: { required:true, minlength: 4 } }, messages: { box_create_user: { required: "Please enter your name. ", minlength: "Please enter a name of at least 2 characters." }, box_create_email: "Please enter a valid email", box_create_pass: { required: "A password for the conference room is required.

", minlength: "The password must be at least 4 digits. " } } }); /*function createRoom() { userName = $("#box_create_user").val(); userEmail = $("#box_create_email").val(); roomPin = $("#box_create_pass").val(); }*/ }); Updated example: http://jsfiddle.net/J8J7L.

That's just a copy and paste error. – Nick Anderegg Aug 7 at 18:10 3 You copied everything correctly except the . Js?

How is that possible? – Jack Marchetti Aug 7 at 18:11 @Nick: Even so, does the script get loaded successfully? If you replace your reference with a CDN does it work?

Try ajax.aspnetcdn. Com/ajax/jquery. Validate/1.8.1/… instead of your local version.

– Andrew Whitaker Aug 7 at 18:11 @Jack Because I copied each script tag separately and manually typed most of that tag. – Nick Anderegg Aug 7 at 18:12 @Andrew Yes, I tried with a CDN also. I just won't work.

And I can't get it to work on the posted one either. What browser are you using? – Nick Anderegg Aug 7 at 18:13.

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