Ok so I switched to
errorLabelContainer: ".insidePage_error",
But that div still isn't getting any errors into it.
On 11/18/09 1:55 PM, "Jörn Zaefferer" wrote:
Do you have only a single element? Then use the errorLabelContainer option. Or
one for each input? Then you need to make that sel
Yes I have only one container
Ok so I will use the errorLabelContainer
Now after I do that can I use the offset to alter the css on each of the error
labels to be equal to the offset of the offending element?
Or should a create custom method that runs after validation runs repositions
everythin
Do you have only a single element? Then use the errorLabelContainer option.
Or one for each input? Then you need to make that selector relative to the
current input; currently you select the same div for each input.
Jörn
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 7:29 PM, Atkinson, Sarah <
sarah.atkin...@cookmedica
That's actualy what I was looking at... But I'm not using a table layout. So
instead I want them to go into a special error div with class "insidePage_error"
And so I got these 2 lines
errordiv=$('.insidePage_error div'); error.appendTo(errordiv);
I also tried
Errordiv.appendChild(err
Take a look at the milk-demo here:
http://jquery.bassistance.de/validate/demo/milk
The messages are placed in the column next to the input element, that should
be close to what you are looking for.
Jörn
2009/11/18 Atkinson, Sarah
> I am trying to put all my errors in a that is the 3rd column.
I am trying to put all my errors in a that is the 3rd column. I then want
to set there position so it is level with the element.
But when I run it I get no error messages
Here is my code:
errorPlacement: function(error, element) {
errordiv=$('.insidePage_error div'); error.ap
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