Hello,
I have a problem with the validation. When I leave the message container there is always a message like "you need numbers in this field" no matter if I set validation on alphanumeric or if I turn it off. Any idea?
Best Regards, Blues
I have a problem with the validation. When I leave the message container there is always a message like "you need numbers in this field" no matter if I set validation on alphanumeric or if I turn it off. Any idea?
Best Regards, Blues
Hello zeroblues,
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
How can I change the language used in Validation messages?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
How can I change the language used in Validation messages?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
Hi Blues,
No idea - please post a link to the form so I can take a quick look.
Bob
No idea - please post a link to the form so I can take a quick look.
Bob
But if I turn it all off? It's still the same Problem. I send you the site via PM. Thank you!
Hi Blues,
You have alpha validation on all the inputs - that only allows a-zA-Z I suggest that you remove that too.
Bob
You have alpha validation on all the inputs - that only allows a-zA-Z I suggest that you remove that too.
Bob
But it is switched off. That is my problem. Is there another way to deactivate ist?
Hi Blues,
Please check the Code tab in the Form Editor - if that has been set to Custom then changes in the Designer tab no longer have any effect.
Bob
Please check the Code tab in the Form Editor - if that has been set to Custom then changes in the Designer tab no longer have any effect.
Bob
Thank you! I think that is the solution.
<div class="gcore-input gcore-display-table" id="fin-textarea4"><textarea name="Message" id="textarea4" placeholder="" rows="3" cols="40" class="validate['required','alphanum'] form-control A" title="" style="" data-wysiwyg="0" data-load-state="" data-tooltip=""></textarea></div></div><div class="form-group gcore-form-row" id="form-row-captcha"><div class="gcore-subinput-container-wide" id="fitem"><label for="captcha1" class="control-label gcore-label-left">Captcha</label>
Whats is the code for no validation?
validate['required','alphanum']
<div class="gcore-input gcore-display-table" id="fin-textarea4"><textarea name="Message" id="textarea4" placeholder="" rows="3" cols="40" class="validate['required','alphanum'] form-control A" title="" style="" data-wysiwyg="0" data-load-state="" data-tooltip=""></textarea></div></div><div class="form-group gcore-form-row" id="form-row-captcha"><div class="gcore-subinput-container-wide" id="fitem"><label for="captcha1" class="control-label gcore-label-left">Captcha</label>
Whats is the code for no validation?
validate['required','alphanum']
Hi Blues,
Unless you particularly need the Custom setting* I'd switch back to Wizard, then the element settings will work OK. The class you need is probably class="validate['required']"
Bob
* Even then I'd recommend using Custom Code elements in the Design tab for those parts.
Unless you particularly need the Custom setting* I'd switch back to Wizard, then the element settings will work OK. The class you need is probably class="validate['required']"
Bob
* Even then I'd recommend using Custom Code elements in the Design tab for those parts.
Thank you very much, now it works.
The guy who coded the template for me used the custom code section even for the address and Google map. I would have made it in a different way.
The guy who coded the template for me used the custom code section even for the address and Google map. I would have made it in a different way.
One more thing:
The validation of the e-mail address is not possible when there is a "ü","ö" or "ä" in the address. Is the only solution that I deactivate the validation for it?
The validation of the e-mail address is not possible when there is a "ü","ö" or "ä" in the address. Is the only solution that I deactivate the validation for it?
Hi Blues,
You can either hack the regex code at line 10 of /libraries/cegcore/assets/gplugins/gvalidation/gvalidation.js Or, possibly better, use a Custom Validation function instead of the default one.
The problem that you have is that email addresses are very difficult to validate - and validation does not tell you that the address is real. See here for a neat essay on this - or this StackOverFlow page
You can get a PHP validator function from here or a useful JavaScript mail helper from here
Bob
You can either hack the regex code at line 10 of /libraries/cegcore/assets/gplugins/gvalidation/gvalidation.js Or, possibly better, use a Custom Validation function instead of the default one.
The problem that you have is that email addresses are very difficult to validate - and validation does not tell you that the address is real. See here for a neat essay on this - or this StackOverFlow page
You can get a PHP validator function from here or a useful JavaScript mail helper from here
Bob
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