Heckard: Var item = $e.target.text;
Burriss: Where to put e.target != this
Skrocki: Var item = $this.text;
Hawkin: Cork, it worked but why is this so ?
Lurie: That is what i meant with e.taget != this
Swartzendrube: E.target is the “element closest to the mouse”
Plastow: It isn’t the element with the event handler
Mantella: So ex. in aspan/span/a e.target will ALWAYS be the span
Moevao: While this will be the a tag
Hetzer: In aspansome btest/b/span/a e.target will sometime be span and sometime be b depending on where you click
Kleindienst: While this will always be a
Corbitt: Cork, so that explains why my code vsometimes worked and sometimes not
Sibille: And is why i grumble when ppl to functionevent {}.bindmyCl***
Dziduch: Depends on where you bound the event handler
Betak: This is always the element the event handler was on
Stankey: Ex. $’div’.click = this == div
Mildenstein: Ex. $’a’.click = this == a
Lasane: Ex. $’div’.on’click’, ‘a’, func = this == a
Bathe: Thanks Cork good explanation
Rayne: Thats exactly what i said
Pujols: Any channel about jquer validator?
Golk: UniFreak: it would be here
Senn: Ok. so I’m using v1.14, I set ignore: , so it can validate hidden input. the problem is, after I click submit, those field include :hidden ones all got validated and output the error message, now I fix those error one by one, those non-hidden fields’s error message will be auto-removed, but not those :hidden one. Is there a way to fix this?
Calo: UniFreak: try ignore: ‘:hidden’
Defeo: Cork: I don’t want those :hidden field to be ignored
Beale: That’s why I specify ignore:
Neiger: Then i don’t really follow the problem
Hauze: Are the hidden fields updated through js?
Lynn: My problem is those :hidden field’s error message won’t auto-disappear after I fix its error
Tiemens: How are you fixing them?
Wickman: Say one :hidden input is required, I type in something to fix that
Alanis: You can’t fill hidden fields
Ornelas: Oh. right. those are filled by js
Renda: So either you edit something else and it modifys it through js
Guard: Ok, then you need to do .trigger’change’ on the field when your done
Fausey: Else the validator won’t know about it
Lallave: Cork: that doesn’t solve it
Bellmay: Hmm try to trigger the input event then
Ostendorff: No for .trigger’input’, too
Prueter: One of them should work.
Lukander: Could you make a demo in jsfiddle.net?
Buchler: I don’t think it would use that, but. possibly
Shaner: Cork: I solved this problem by calling validator.form. https://jqueryvalidation.org/Validator.form
Brunetta: Hi guys https://jsfiddle.net/d61gaymh/7/ i am working with money here. i am expect to turn the result inoto 2 decimal places making it 2749 is they a jquery method i can use for this please
Castrillo: That reevaluates the entire form, but ok
Otley: Just divide it by 100?
Arbuthnot: Cork: so I changed to call $’#selector’.valid, according to here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1479255/how-to-manually-trigger-validation-with-jquery-validate/12195091#12195091
Link: Baako: https://jsfiddle.net/d61gaymh/8/
Matranga: If you wan to handle rounding errors
Pochiba: Cork, thanks again but one more question please https://jsfiddle.net/aot65vuw/
Ricketts: The first console is actually what code contents which is 239