You can define the error class with errorClass: "classname" and add
the css input.classname { }
On Jun 5, 5:39 pm, Leonardo Aidar wrote:
> When i valid the formulary with j-query validate, it increases the width(or
> size) of my imput.
> How can i take out this option? Please help me, its urgent
The plugin add a class that sets the input padding attribute.
Check the css adn remove it.
2009/6/5 Leonardo Aidar
> When i valid the formulary with j-query validate, it increases the width(or
> size) of my imput.
> How can i take out this option? Please help me, its urgent!
> thanks.
>
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G
the error is coming from
security_code: {
required: true,
remote: 'emails.php'
}, <--
is the last element and doesn't need the ',' .
take , away and check it again.
On Apr 1, 3:45
Hi Jörn,
thanks for you quick answer.
The input types in my form are not statics. They are build dynamically
from data stored in the database and is easiest to treat them like an
array of elements (I'm woking with Java : Spring, Jsps,...).
I'll try to do some trick with this issue in my code.
G
JAC schrieb:
Is there a simply way to test all the elements of the input text
array?
I'm using validation plug-in v1.2, and it's supposed to work with
arrays of element types or I'm wrong?
No, currently its not. For the validation plugin, in contrast to the PHP
script you are most likely us
Tales Augusto schrieb:
I am using the plugin validate. After validating the form, I need to
call a function only if the form contains mistake. I looked in the
documentation of the plugin was not them anything similar.
There is a custom event of type "invalid-form.validate" that is
triggered on
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