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Validation Engine 15 Sep 2013 15:16 #11093

VeCrea Topic Author Offline Platinum Member Absolute JCook fan Posts: 473 Thank you received: 100	This thing is killing me. I hate validation engine, but sure because i can't understand how it works if you want to be able to apply custom rules like past[NOW or a date]... I should just modify the xml file, shouldn't i ? And what about : if some boolean is set to true, then one field becomes required. jQuery or ValidationEngine rule ? Any clues or experience ?
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Validation Engine 19 Sep 2013 09:28 #11110

VeCrea Topic Author Offline Platinum Member Absolute JCook fan Posts: 473 Thank you received: 100	anybody ?
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Validation Engine 19 Sep 2013 09:35 #11112

Tomaselli Offline Elite Member Posts: 293 Thank you received: 87	Hi VeCrea, I don't have a lot of experience on the jQuery validationengine plugin, I just modified it a bit to work with the bootstrap tabs, this is my experience on it. I didn't understand clearly what you are trying to do, could you please do a simple example?
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Validation Engine 19 Sep 2013 09:38 #11113

VeCrea Topic Author Offline Platinum Member Absolute JCook fan Posts: 473 Thank you received: 100	Checkbox : vehicule used or not ? If checkbox is checked, then licence plate becomes required. If unchecked, licence plates should be empty and not required Add a class in jQuery (validate[required]), or a specific rule in Validation Engine ?
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Validation Engine 19 Sep 2013 09:41 #11114

Tomaselli Offline Elite Member Posts: 293 Thank you received: 87	reading the jquery validationengine API I used some conditional validation rule using: validate[condRequired[ID_OF_THE_FIELD_REQUIRED]] example from GITHUB : <input value="" type="text" name="creditcard" id="creditcard" /> <input class="validate[condRequired[creditcard]]" type="text" id="ccv" name="ccv"/> p.s. I also updated the validationengine to the last release
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Validation Engine 19 Sep 2013 09:53 #11115

VeCrea Topic Author Offline Platinum Member Absolute JCook fan Posts: 473 Thank you received: 100	Thanks, will try this again. K+
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Validation Engine 19 Sep 2013 10:25 #11116

Tomaselli Offline Elite Member Posts: 293 Thank you received: 87	"again"?!?! so you tried it and didn't work? it perfectly worked to me, I added it in the XML, and it worked. in other situations I had to attach again the validation engine to the form, but I don't remember why, I think I added dynamically some fields, not sure.
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Validation Engine 19 Sep 2013 11:38 #11117

admin Offline Administrator Chef Posts: 3711 Thank you received: 986	When you want to create a custom regex. Create a rule file in models/rules for example : creditcard.php Copy email.php as basis of file. 1. Rename php class 2. Rename $handler property 3. Write your regex in $regex property. Then from css, you call it through class name : validate[custom[creditcard]] Coding is now a piece of cake
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Validation Engine 19 Sep 2013 11:44 #11118

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Possibly you do not have 'email' rule, you can copy another rule...
... Or also, more simple you can create a custom validator in Cook. Handler is the name of the rule.
After regeneration. Your custom rule will appear in the model/rules/ directory.

Also in the XML JForm define.

validate="creditcard"

Doing this way, your regex is also automatically applied in php to prevent injections.
(One Regex only for both JS and PHP)

Coding is now a piece of cake

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