Hi there,
Is there a possibility to make the validation message not to show up at all, but keep still keep the "required" check box checked? My client don't want the validation message at all, but she does want some of the fields to be required before submitting the form.
I tried to keep the "validation message" area empty, but this will just show the default validation message after all.
I figure that maybe I could just make the message invisible, but I can't find the right css code for that.
Tx for advice.
Is there a possibility to make the validation message not to show up at all, but keep still keep the "required" check box checked? My client don't want the validation message at all, but she does want some of the fields to be required before submitting the form.
I tried to keep the "validation message" area empty, but this will just show the default validation message after all.
I figure that maybe I could just make the message invisible, but I can't find the right css code for that.
Tx for advice.
Hi Nukie,
You could use CSS to set the messages to display:none I think that the class is LV_INVALID_MESSAGE but please check that.
You could put title=' ' into the inputs to show a space as the message. Not tested but I think it will work.
Bob
You could use CSS to set the messages to display:none I think that the class is LV_INVALID_MESSAGE but please check that.
You could put title=' ' into the inputs to show a space as the message. Not tested but I think it will work.
Bob
Hi there,
Sorry for the late reply, I have been busy.
I tried your suggestions. Both didn't work (putting a space between the "" tags just creates the standard massage) but you did put me on the right track.
So for those that have a similar problem in the future: The right code was .LV_invalid.
Using this CSS
Did the trick for me.
So tx for your help.
Sorry for the late reply, I have been busy.
I tried your suggestions. Both didn't work (putting a space between the "" tags just creates the standard massage) but you did put me on the right track.
So for those that have a similar problem in the future: The right code was .LV_invalid.
Using this CSS
.LV_invalid
{
display: none;
}
Did the trick for me.
So tx for your help.
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