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- The best jQuery plugin to validate form fields, designed to use with:. It's developed from scratch by @formvalidation.
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QUESTION
I'm new to Vue.js and trying to bind option data from the API response.
I have written axios call from the mounted() and assigned companies form the response but I'm getting defined error as per below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-27 at 12:13You need to define companies
in data function:
QUESTION
I can't seem to target the textarea field in this function.
I'm essentially using HTML "required" validation for the first three input fields, but for the textarea, I simply want to display an alert if the textarea field is empty when the user submits the form.
Or possibly, I'd like to display text within the textarea field, stating "please enter more information", if the user attempts to submit the form without filling that area in.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-31 at 08:05You can try the below approach. Add an onSubmit
event on the form and remove all other events. Add an if condtion inside the formValidation()
function as below.
QUESTION
I need your help to solve this puzzle. At my job, we have a Jenkins pipeline to build one of our projects, a lib used for many of our projects.
This pipeline worked as expected until last week. I've made some changes and updated some dependencies and now the build on Jenkins isn't working. To run our tests on Jenkins, we have this Docker Image that we have created. An image with Java 8, Gradle 6.9.2, and some certs to connect on Active Directory. The problem occurs on the stage to execute JUnit tests.
The Image name that we are using is gradle692-certs-win-ad:gradle-6.9.2-jdk8
the error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 23:19it's me again
I found a ticket opened on the Jenkins forum and it helped me to solve this problem.
Just to explain what I did. On our Jenkinsfile, we had this environment called NOME_BASE_IMAGEM that we use on the stage to execute Junit Tests and analyze with sonarQube
NOME_BASE_IMAGEM = "registry.rancher.tcu.gov.br/public-images/gradle/gradle6-certs-win-ad:gradle-6.8.3-jdk8
QUESTION
I have 2 statefull class, first class contains TextFormField and button to validate the TextFormField. And the second class contains TextFormField.
How to validate second TextFormField thats called in first class when tap the button?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-21 at 04:40You can solve this issue by passing the TextEditingController object to the second class and assigning that object to the TextFormField of the second class, now when you click on submit button in the first class, you have the TextEditingController object so you can check that object data and apply logic on that.
QUESTION
I am using React Native with Expo, and am working in IOS currently.
Using Formik and Yup, I am trying to conditionally validate a form,
Here is the form.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-18 at 10:23Changing the Switch
value does not affect Formik's hasSpouse
value.
Refactor code as below
QUESTION
I am working on a Users CRUD application with Vue 3. I want to display the users in reverse order (the latest addition should be on top) and for this purpose, I use the custom filter bolow:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-28 at 14:40Well, as the docs say filters can be used for common text formatting, therefore you can't use it over the array element, so the alternative solution to get a reversed array is to use computed properties.
So you can create a computed property like this:
QUESTION
I am working on a Users CRUD application with Vue 3. I run into trouble while trying to validate the data in the "Add New User" form.
More precisely, I use the function below to make sure no form field is empy:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-27 at 23:32it seems like you forgot to actually call the isNotEmpty function. Right now the code is checking if the variable isNotEmpty is defined, and inverting the statement.
QUESTION
so this is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-09 at 17:46You need to provide active
class to first carousel-item
.
QUESTION
The following JavaScript is giving throwing an error Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'setAttribute')
and console log of this.valid_form_submit_btn
is undefined but the same variable outside of this function is accessible.
form-validation.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-20 at 23:04You must use arrow function instead of regular function if you don't want lose this
context.
QUESTION
I have few StateFlow fields in the ViewModel class. It's add/edit form screen where each StateFlow is validation property for each editable field on the screen.
I would like to write some class FormValidation with StateFlow property for validation state of whole form. Value of this field based on the values of validation state of all fields and emit true when all field is valid and false when any field is invalid.
Something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-13 at 20:05I think you can do this using combine
. It returns a new Flow that emits each time any of the source Flows emits, using the latest values of each in a lambda to determine its emitted value.
There are also overloads of combine
for up to five input Flows of different types, and one for an arbitrary number of Flows of the same type, which is what we want here.
Since Flow operators return basic cold Flows, but if you want to have a StateFlow so you can determine the initial value, you need to use stateIn
to convert it back to a StateFlow with an initial value. And for that you'll need a CoroutineScope for it to run the flow in. I'll leave it to you to determine the best scope to use. Maybe it should be passed in from an owning class (like passing viewModelScope
to it if the class instance is "owned" by the ViewModel). If you're not using a passed in scope, you will have to manually cancel the scope when this class instance is done with, or else the flow will leak.
I didn't test this code, but I think this should do it.
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