[jQuery] Re: Radio button validation

2007-05-28 Thread Oddish

Thanks for the response. I went with the first option and placed a
custom error label manually in the HTML, and it works great.

On May 25, 6:44 pm, Jörn Zaefferer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 There still is that positioning problem with radio buttons and
 checkboxes. Currently you have two far-from-perfect options: Place the
 error label for that group in the HTML (see the second example on the
 demo page), or use the errorPlacement-option to override the default
 positioning (insertAfter element, see custom-methods-demo).

 In case the element is completely ignored and the form is submitted as
 valid, there may be another problem. You should at least see an error
 label inserted behind the first radio input. An example page of your
 setup may help.

 --
 Jörn Zaefferer

 http://bassistance.de



[jQuery] Re: Radio button validation

2007-05-28 Thread Jörn Zaefferer


Oddish wrote:

Thanks for the response. I went with the first option and placed a
custom error label manually in the HTML, and it works great.
  

Ok, great.

--
Jörn Zaefferer

http://bassistance.de



[jQuery] Re: Radio button validation

2007-05-25 Thread Jörn Zaefferer


Oddish wrote:

I've got a bunch of radio buttons, all with the name type and all
with different id's (type1, type2 etc.), and for some reason the
validate plugin doesn't protest when I don't select a radio button,
and I don't get any javascript errors either. Here's the code:

$(#addForm).validate({
focusInvalid: false,
event: blur,
rules: {
type: { required:true }
},
messages: {
type: Please choose type
}
});

-

And here's the html

label for=type1
input type=radio name=type  id=type1 value=1 /Type 1
/label

label for=type2
input type=radio name=type  id=type2 value=2 /Type 2
/label

-

Anyone got a clue?
  
There still is that positioning problem with radio buttons and 
checkboxes. Currently you have two far-from-perfect options: Place the 
error label for that group in the HTML (see the second example on the 
demo page), or use the errorPlacement-option to override the default 
positioning (insertAfter element, see custom-methods-demo).


In case the element is completely ignored and the form is submitted as 
valid, there may be another problem. You should at least see an error 
label inserted behind the first radio input. An example page of your 
setup may help.


--
Jörn Zaefferer

http://bassistance.de