Hi all,
I have a form, generated with php, which spits out a number of sets of
fields (title, forename, surname etc.), which I need to validate.
However, because I don't know how many sets of field there might be, i
can't use the rules/messages as I usually do:
$("#booking-stage-2").validate({
event: "blur",
errorClass: "required",
errorLabelContainer: $("#errors"),
wrapper: "li",
rules: {
g12_title_1: "required"
},
messages: {
g12_title_1: "Please choose a title."
}
});
"g12_title_1" would be from 1 to an unknown number.
I therefore want to use validate in it's simple form as
$("#booking-stage-2").validate();, and put the requirements inline as
class="{required:true}". However, adding
$("#booking-stage-2").validate(); to my script brings up the error
"jQuery(a).data is not a function" in the console window of FireBug. Can
anyone shed some light on what this means, or where I'm going wrong? I
can't see why it would fall over on such a simple example. I can give
access to the live page if needed, but it's not for general consumption
yet...
This is all with jQuery 1.1.3 and validate() 1.1
Thanks,
Luc Pestille
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