Entries: Promote jQuery.validator.methods property as public api #14
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| <desc>Sets a custom email pattern for the built-in email validation rule.</desc> | ||
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| $.validator.methods.email = function( value, element ) { | ||
| return this.optional( element ) || /whatEverRegexILike/.test( value ); |
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This should be an actual email regex, though a very simple one.
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| Return true if the value is a valid email address. | |||
| <p>Works with text inputs.</p> | |||
| <p>In case you need a custom email pattern use the <a href="/jQuery.validator.methods/">$.validator.methods property</a>.</p> | |||
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Please fix the indent, mixing spaces and tabs here. Also in the next diff.
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Thanks for the updates. Content looks good, issues should be easy enough to address. I recommend adjusting your editor to show indent/whitespace by default and removing trailing whitespace on save. Dunno what you use, in Sublime Text its |
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sorry for the ugly whitespaces... usually I am using Zend Studio which resolves such issues, but I made this changes using Notepad++ .. will try if it is configurable in Notepad++ |
Includes a example which shows how to make built-in email validation use a custom email regular expression pattern.
Entries: Promote jQuery.validator.methods property as public api
Includes a example which shows how to make built-in email validation use
a custom email regular expression pattern.