I'm stuck writing jQuery validation for a contact form. I wrote a simple code which would check whether an input form contained any characters; if there are any characters then it may continue to run the PHP code and send me the email. Otherwise, show an error box telling the customer to double-check that. Here is the code:
(function($){
$('.required',$form).each(function(){
var inputVal = $('form-element-name').val();
var inputVal2 = $('form-element-email').val();
if(inputVal == ''){
$('errorbox1').addClass('errormsg1');
}
else if(inputVal2 == '') {
$('errorbox2').addclass('errormsg2');
}
}
}
Inputval is the inputfield for the name and inputval2 is the inputfield for the e-mail. Furthermore, Errorbox1 is a container that is empty and the errormsg1 would be the class that would give the errorbox1 a background-image saying error.
It looks like you are missing the hash from your jQuery selectors - you should have $('#form-element-name')
instead of $('form-element-name')
- which will select elements based on their id.
Or - a dot to select by class instead.
You need to put your code inside the form's onsubmit event then return false;
or use e.preventDefault();
to cancel the form submission.
$('#your-form-id').submit(function() {
// if error then cancel form submission
});
$('errorbox1')
and $('errorbox2')
should be
$('.errorbox1')
and $('.errorbox2')
if class selector
or
$('#errorbox1')
and $('#errorbox2')
if ID selector
Note the dot/# before the errorbox1.
Below are references to class and ID selector,
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