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field validation


validateMyForm

validateMyForm is designed to provide easy-to-implement and attractive client-side validation for web forms.

v1.0 contained functionality such as required field, email address, numeric and conditional validation.

v1.1 contained date validation, and allows you to validate input as email, numeric or a date without marking the field as required - input will simply be validated if it is present. You can of course add 'required' and 'email' to an input, to make a required email address field.

v1.2 contained validation for checkboxes and radio buttons.

v1.3 contains validation for textareas, and also a character limit feature shown in example below.

v1.4 enables you to auto-hide textarea the character count when there is no input.

jquery-validators

jquery-validators is a jQuery plug-in with some predefined validators, but extensible to allow you to create field validations on change and focusout events. The plug-in runs individually for each field, without referring a specific form in the HTML. Also you can define custom validation function and custom messages, currently it supports English and Spanish messages, but you can setup your own messages on it. If the field isn’t valid for the validator, it will block the form identified by the form selector (written as jQuery selector string). Current version is 1.1.

ipvalidate

Form validation is one of the most important aspect on any web application. More the form is secure more secure will be the application. So as to validate form using jquery, is really simple and can be highly customized.

Salid - The Simple jQuery Validator

Version 0.2 beta released on 4/03/2010

Salid provides simple form validation in the fewest lines possible. It is currently in BETA and we would love to hear more tips, optimizations, and suggestions anyone might have. It handles all of the usual culprits, including:

  • Only 225 lines unminified with 12 built-in validation functions.
  • › Validation on form submission.
  • › Validation of individual fields based on a user defined event trigger.
  • › Validation based on form element IDs with a fallback on names.
  • › Define your own error handler callback or use the built in error handler.
  • › Define your own custom validation methods. Custom AJAX validation methods should have the parameter async set to false.

jQuery Validator Plugin

jQuery Validator Plugin provides validation for user input in many different formats. This is a first public release of this plugin, so there are more features (such as additional and improved validation formats) coming in future versions.

Supported Formats:

  • Email
  • IP Address
  • Date
  • Date and Time
  • Phone
  • US Zip Code
  • Canada Zip Code
  • Credit Card
  • Numeric
  • Decimal
  • Alphanumeric

In case of any questions, issues or comments don't hesitate to contact me or post issue/feature request here.

If you do like the plugin, I would appreciate if you rate it above, thanks.

jQuery validation plugin

A simple form validation plugin (using jQuery) that checks that all required fields are filled in when a form is submitted.

jVal - attractive form field validation plugin with keypress validation

Super-sexy animated form field validation plugin.

Very easy to apply field validation on a per field basis in the html <INPUT> declaration. Very user friendly in showing each field that has not passed validation. Easy support for restriction of characters in a field, i.e. phone number only allowing digits. Allows for associating the ENTER key with a specific function.