None of these is trivial to implement, but not impossible either. 3. needs a custom method, look at the existing methods and addMethod for reference: http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation/Validator/addMethod
2. could be achieved using showErrors, though you'd need to replicate some of the default functionality 1. sounds like it would be covered by 2. already Jörn On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 7:32 PM, jo...@retype.se <jo...@retype.se> wrote: > > Hello. > > I just started implementing the jquery Validate-plugin on a site i'm > working on. > > I'm new to jQuery and have not been deeply interested in javascript > earlier. > > However, everything works fine. Thanks! > > I have a few problems though, that i need som help on how to fix. > > 1. Im using sucess: "valid" to print a label with the class valid when > somethings entered correct. Is it possible without to much pain to > pass on a message to the valid-label? Like "Thats right!". Either one > globally or even better one for each input. > > 2. Is there possible to have a (again without to much work) label > there from the start, with a separate class containing a hint about > the input box? Which then switches to .error or .valid when the user > starts to type in the input? > > 3. And a last one, is there possible to validate digits/numbers but > still allow dashes and whitespaces? > > Thanks in advance! >
