[jQuery] maskedinput plugin not cooperating with validate plugin?

[Mark K]

My project uses jquery.maskedinput.js 1.2.2 and jquery.validate.js
r6096.

I'm looking at a date field, with a mask of 99/99/, which happens
to also be required. If I focus and then blur on the required date
field, validate fires (as it should), and does its required check,
which (if I'm reading this properly) consists of a length check on the
date textfield.

Problem is, the 'value' of the date textfield is the format mask text
itself, '__/__/', with a length of 10, so validation passes.

Is there a prescribed way (short of my hacking jquery.validate.js) for
validate and maskedinput to play nicely together? Say, for validate to
return false if the required field's value matches the mask applied to
it?

I'm trying to use maskedinput's completed:function() to test and zap
the data, but it's not firing properly just yet.

Thanks much for any help / clarification / workarounds!

Mark

[jQuery] maskedinput and $;ajax

[khin]

Hi all,

(I dont know if the last mensage was correctly sent)

I trying aply masks in one form, the mask stay in the same page of the
form. This form is loaded by $.ajax function. If I understand
correctly, the mask need be declared on document.ready state. So, my
form does not work.

how can I solve this?

Thx a lot!!

[jQuery] MaskedInput

[shapper]

Hello,

I am applying a masked input to an input as follows:

  jQuery(function($) {
$(#UpdatedAt).mask(-99-99 99:99:99);
  });

How can I apply the same mask to various inputs without needing to
rewrite the code?

I tried the following but it did not work:

  // Form mask
  jQuery(function($) {
$(#UpdatedAt, #CreatedAt).mask(-99-99 99:99:99);
  });

Thanks,
Miguel

[jQuery] maskedinput multiple mask characters not working

[Eric Crull]

When using the maskedinput plugin, using single masked character works
fine:
$(#date).mask(99/99/);  //the / are mask characters and are
ignored by the plugin.
and double mask characters work fine at the end of the input:
$(input.childAge).mask(99Y 99Mo);  //also works fine.

But when you have 2 consecutive mask characters internally, it causes
the input to erase when it loses focus:

$(input.childAge).mask(99Yr 99Mo);  erases when loses focus (in
ie6,anyway).

It may not be worth changing the logic, because you can easily use
99Y 99Mo, but it was kind of a frustrating process figuring out why
it wouldn't work as anticipated, so I thought I would post in case
anyone else has the problem.

Eric