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Y2theZ
Y2theZ

Reputation: 10412

change the value of the jquery form validation

I am using jquery form validation to alert the user if the form is not valid.

if (!$(Form1).valid()) {
    alert("invalid form")
}

is there a way to force the form to be invalid in javascript.

for example I have a textbox and if it's value is "123" I want the form to become invalid.

something like this:

if($("#TextBox1").val()=="123"){
    $(Form1).valid() = false;
}

Upvotes: 1

Views: 957

Answers (3)

Philemon philip Kunjumon
Philemon philip Kunjumon

Reputation: 1422

you can set the value (true or false) to a variable

if($("#TextBox1").val()=="123"){
    var responce1 = false;
}
if($("#TextBox2").val()=="abc"){
    var responce2 = false;
}

and at last you can check as

 var resultresponce=responce2 && responce1;

and lastly you need to check if the value of resultresponce is true... if so you can submit the form or else not..

if(resultresponce)
{
$(form).submit();
}

Upvotes: 1

philnate
philnate

Reputation: 1506

What you can do to invalidate the Form is to disable the connected submit button, so the user can't submit it. See: jQuery disable/enable submit button

Upvotes: 0

Wouter Konecny
Wouter Konecny

Reputation: 3540

You should try to just use a if statement for this one. Something like:

if ($("#el").val() == "123") {
    // Do something or nothing here.

} else if (!$(Form1).valid()) {
    alert("invalid form")

} else {
    // All correct

}

What philnate says should also work fine. It's more what you want to happen.

Upvotes: 0

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