Reputation: 3540
I'm trying to add custom form validators. And I'm stuck with message customizing issue.
Let's say I want to check if field value does not exceeds max allowed value. I know that 'Validation Plugin' has a "max" validator already - this is just for sample:
$.validator.addMethod("max-numeric", function(value, element, param) {
var maxValue = $(element).attr("data-max");
return (!maxValue) || maxValue >= value;
}, $.validator.format('Applicants must be older than {0} and younger than {1} years of age'));
$("#data-form").validate({
rules: {
"form.params1.p4":
{
"min-numeric": [5, 6]
}
}
});
I cannot comprehend what is responsible for replacing {0} and {1} in '$.validator.format'. And how to pass those parameters?
UPDATE:
Here is the message I get:
Applicants must be older than true and younger than [object HTMLInputElement] years of age
Upvotes: 1
Views: 284
Reputation: 98738
I cannot comprehend what is responsible for replacing
{0}
and{1}
in'$.validator.format'
. And how to pass those parameters?
In your example above, {0}
represents the first parameter and {1}
represents the second parameter. The parameters are [5, 6]
respectively and the automatic replacement of such within the message is handled automatically by the plugin.
So when writing a custom method, there is nothing special you'll need to do. If you pass three parameters into your method...
customMethod: [34, 50, 10]
...then you'll have {0}
, {1}
, and {2}
available for your custom message, representing each value of the parameters respectively.
It just works.
If there is something going wrong, then it's not obvious from your OP aside from:
The method is called
max-numeric
, but you're referencingmin-numeric
in the rules object of the.validate()
method.
As long as you have two parameters next to max-numeric
, then your example would work.
max-numeric: [5, 6]
Upvotes: 2