无法使用select2读取jQuery验证上未定义的nodeName属性

Question

I am trying to add jQuery validation on my select2 drop-down. However, it keeps causing the javascript exception of "nodeName undefined", I am not sure what went wrong.

 $(".field-validation-required").each(function() {

     // output SELECT, if current html class is a select2 dropdown.
     console.log(this.nodeName); 

     $(this).rules('add', {
        required: true,
        messages: {
          required: "This field is required"
        }
     }); 
 });

My select2 dropdown contains the class '.field-validation-required' and I am trying to apply some jQuery validation on it. But it seems $(this) always causes that "Cannot read property of nodeName undefined" error.

Answer 1

My select2 dropdown contains the class .field-validation-required and I am trying to apply some jQuery validation on it. But it seems $(this) always causes that "Cannot read property of nodeName undefined" error.

Show us the relevant HTML markup; otherwise, I cannot duplicate your error.

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Does your original select contain a unique name ? This is mandated by the plugin and a missing or duplicate name may be the root cause of your error message.

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Is your .field-validation-required class on the original select element or on your dynamically created Select2 elements?

If it's on the select element, then it should work. If it's on the Select2 element, then it will not work.

You can only apply jQuery Validate to select , textarea , certain input , and contenteditable elements... nothing else.

Target the original hidden select element instead of the Select2 element. Then since the plugin will ignore all hidden elements, you'll need to set the ignore option to some jQuery selector that does not ignore your hidden select element. For example, ignore: [] will tell the plugin to ignore nothing and validate all hidden elements.

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Alternatively, you can apply the required rule to your original select element by class or HTML5 attribute. You'll still need to set the ignore option as described above.

<select name="myselect" class="required" ....

or

<select name="myselect" required="required" ....