I would really like use the jQuery Validation plugin in my ASP.NET Web Forms application (not MVC). I find it easier than adding asp validators everywhere and setting the control to validate field on all of them.
I’ve got some dynamically inserted form fields on a page in an MVC3 project. Normally we would add the jQuery validation server-side, but in this case we can’t (multiple fields in the UI generate the value for one hidden field – and this is what is submitted. We can’t validate against a hidden field, so we must instead add UI-only validation for the fields the user can see)
I have an e-mail field, and a confirm e-mail field. I need to validate both of them to make sure their values match.
If I create an input control like this:
We are introducing JQuery to an existing ASP.NET application and use the Validate plugin for JQuery to do the client side validation (we do not want to use the asp.net validators).
I am binding a list of objects to a select using knockout. Object Class can have any number of properties
I’m using ASP.NET MVC and I have jQuery, jQuery validate, jQuery validate.config, jQuery validate unobtrusive, unobtrusive ajax and other libraries in my bundle. I have a form in my page and has some fields inside of it. It has a button of type button and when the user clicks the button I’m trying to do some stuff and then do a $(form).submit(), which I want it to be intercepted by the submithandler in the jQuery validate method and instead of submitting the form it will do a ajax post to my server. The reason I want to use the jQuery.validate method is that I have a lot of conditional required fields and other validations inside the form. But for some reason the jQuery validate is not executing/firing at all and the form is getting submitted instead of being intercepted by the submit handler. I have no idea why its not working if I setup everything correctly. Here is my call of the jQuery validate method. I never see the alert saying is good.
I’m using RemoteAttribute for a particular field on my form. The purpose of it is not important. What is important is that it needs to fire the validation action whenever the field is changed. This is working fine for me except when the field is changed to be blank.
I have a problem trying to validate a user value using the jQuery Validation plugin.
I have a site that is being built in ASPX. Unfortunately, because of this fact, I cannot actually use the <form> tag to wrap my inputs, and as far as I can see, jQuery Validation Plugin only supports validating inputs within a <form>. Is there any way to validate these inputs, using the specified rules, on keyup without having them wrapped in a <form> tag?