Validation Message in JavaScript not displaying properly
1
I am trying to show basic validation error on each row of input text oncheck of checkbox.Initially it is displaying error correctly below the 1st field but if i check 2nd checkbox in table its displaying message under 1st cell.
<tbody id="co-storebody">
<tr style="display:none;">
<apex:repeat value="{!speCondscValues}" var="speConds" >
<apex:variable var="index" value="{!index +1}" />
<tr>
<td>
<div>{!index}</div>
</td>
<td>
<div>{!speConds}</div>
</td>
<td>
<div><!--<apex:inputText styleClass="slds-input" style="" id="remarksVal"
/>-->
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="error" style="color:red;"></p>
<!--<apex:inputHidden id="hdnRep2" value="{}"/> -->
</div>
//js function This will be called on change of checkbox
Function enableRemarks(checkBox,inputId,speCond){
var remarks = document.getElementById(inputId);//The id is dynamic
checkObj = checkBox;
inputValue = inputId;
if(checkBox.checked){
if(remarks.value == ''){
alert('hihi');
document.getElementById('error').innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
}
specConds.push(speCond);
} else {
specConds.splice(specConds.indexOf(speCond),1);
}
}
visualforce javascript
edited Feb 18 at 11:31
nube
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asked Feb 18 at 11:17
Deepak AgarwalDeepak Agarwal
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1
I am trying to show basic validation error on each row of input text oncheck of checkbox.Initially it is displaying error correctly below the 1st field but if i check 2nd checkbox in table its displaying message under 1st cell.
<tbody id="co-storebody">
<tr style="display:none;">
<apex:repeat value="{!speCondscValues}" var="speConds" >
<apex:variable var="index" value="{!index +1}" />
<tr>
<td>
<div>{!index}</div>
</td>
<td>
<div>{!speConds}</div>
</td>
<td>
<div><!--<apex:inputText styleClass="slds-input" style="" id="remarksVal"
/>-->
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="error" style="color:red;"></p>
<!--<apex:inputHidden id="hdnRep2" value="{}"/> -->
</div>
//js function This will be called on change of checkbox
Function enableRemarks(checkBox,inputId,speCond){
var remarks = document.getElementById(inputId);//The id is dynamic
checkObj = checkBox;
inputValue = inputId;
if(checkBox.checked){
if(remarks.value == ''){
alert('hihi');
document.getElementById('error').innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
}
specConds.push(speCond);
} else {
specConds.splice(specConds.indexOf(speCond),1);
}
}
visualforce javascript
edited Feb 18 at 11:31
nube
6812
asked Feb 18 at 11:17
Deepak AgarwalDeepak Agarwal
1221417
1
document.getElementById('error').innerHTMLalways finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search byinputId
– AvailableName
Feb 18 at 11:26
Can you tell me how.? I am not so good at Js
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:37
add a comment |
1
1
1
I am trying to show basic validation error on each row of input text oncheck of checkbox.Initially it is displaying error correctly below the 1st field but if i check 2nd checkbox in table its displaying message under 1st cell.
<tbody id="co-storebody">
<tr style="display:none;">
<apex:repeat value="{!speCondscValues}" var="speConds" >
<apex:variable var="index" value="{!index +1}" />
<tr>
<td>
<div>{!index}</div>
</td>
<td>
<div>{!speConds}</div>
</td>
<td>
<div><!--<apex:inputText styleClass="slds-input" style="" id="remarksVal"
/>-->
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="error" style="color:red;"></p>
<!--<apex:inputHidden id="hdnRep2" value="{}"/> -->
</div>
//js function This will be called on change of checkbox
Function enableRemarks(checkBox,inputId,speCond){
var remarks = document.getElementById(inputId);//The id is dynamic
checkObj = checkBox;
inputValue = inputId;
if(checkBox.checked){
if(remarks.value == ''){
alert('hihi');
document.getElementById('error').innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
}
specConds.push(speCond);
} else {
specConds.splice(specConds.indexOf(speCond),1);
}
}
visualforce javascript
edited Feb 18 at 11:31
nube
6812
asked Feb 18 at 11:17
Deepak AgarwalDeepak Agarwal
1221417
I am trying to show basic validation error on each row of input text oncheck of checkbox.Initially it is displaying error correctly below the 1st field but if i check 2nd checkbox in table its displaying message under 1st cell.
<tbody id="co-storebody">
<tr style="display:none;">
<apex:repeat value="{!speCondscValues}" var="speConds" >
<apex:variable var="index" value="{!index +1}" />
<tr>
<td>
<div>{!index}</div>
</td>
<td>
<div>{!speConds}</div>
</td>
<td>
<div><!--<apex:inputText styleClass="slds-input" style="" id="remarksVal"
/>-->
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="error" style="color:red;"></p>
<!--<apex:inputHidden id="hdnRep2" value="{}"/> -->
</div>
//js function This will be called on change of checkbox
Function enableRemarks(checkBox,inputId,speCond){
var remarks = document.getElementById(inputId);//The id is dynamic
checkObj = checkBox;
inputValue = inputId;
if(checkBox.checked){
if(remarks.value == ''){
alert('hihi');
document.getElementById('error').innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
}
specConds.push(speCond);
} else {
specConds.splice(specConds.indexOf(speCond),1);
}
}
visualforce javascript
visualforce javascript
edited Feb 18 at 11:31
nube
6812
asked Feb 18 at 11:17
Deepak AgarwalDeepak Agarwal
1221417
edited Feb 18 at 11:31
nube
6812
asked Feb 18 at 11:17
Deepak AgarwalDeepak Agarwal
1221417
edited Feb 18 at 11:31
nube
6812
edited Feb 18 at 11:31
nube
6812
edited Feb 18 at 11:31
nube
6812
6812
asked Feb 18 at 11:17
Deepak AgarwalDeepak Agarwal
1221417
asked Feb 18 at 11:17
Deepak AgarwalDeepak Agarwal
1221417
asked Feb 18 at 11:17
Deepak AgarwalDeepak Agarwal
1221417
1221417
1
document.getElementById('error').innerHTMLalways finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search byinputId
– AvailableName
Feb 18 at 11:26
Can you tell me how.? I am not so good at Js
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:37
add a comment |
1
document.getElementById('error').innerHTMLalways finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search byinputId
– AvailableName
Feb 18 at 11:26
Can you tell me how.? I am not so good at Js
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:37
1
1
document.getElementById('error').innerHTML always finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search by inputId– AvailableName
Feb 18 at 11:26
document.getElementById('error').innerHTML always finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search by inputId– AvailableName
Feb 18 at 11:26
Can you tell me how.? I am not so good at Js
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:37
Can you tell me how.? I am not so good at Js
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:37
add a comment |
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document.getElementById('error') always finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search by inputId.
You could try something like this:
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
And then in your JS you could find the right error node like so:
var errorId = inputId + 'error';
document.getElementById(errorId).innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
answered Feb 18 at 11:36
AvailableNameAvailableName
534215
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Thanks it worked. But little syntax correction here,.. <p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:51
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document.getElementById('error') always finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search by inputId.
You could try something like this:
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
And then in your JS you could find the right error node like so:
var errorId = inputId + 'error';
document.getElementById(errorId).innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
answered Feb 18 at 11:36
AvailableNameAvailableName
534215
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Thanks it worked. But little syntax correction here,.. <p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:51
add a comment |
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document.getElementById('error') always finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search by inputId.
You could try something like this:
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
And then in your JS you could find the right error node like so:
var errorId = inputId + 'error';
document.getElementById(errorId).innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
answered Feb 18 at 11:36
AvailableNameAvailableName
534215
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Thanks it worked. But little syntax correction here,.. <p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:51
add a comment |
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document.getElementById('error') always finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search by inputId.
You could try something like this:
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
And then in your JS you could find the right error node like so:
var errorId = inputId + 'error';
document.getElementById(errorId).innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
answered Feb 18 at 11:36
AvailableNameAvailableName
534215
document.getElementById('error') always finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search by inputId.
You could try something like this:
<input type="text" class="slds-input" id="{!index}"/><br/>
<p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
And then in your JS you could find the right error node like so:
var errorId = inputId + 'error';
document.getElementById(errorId).innerHTML = remarks.validationMessage;
answered Feb 18 at 11:36
AvailableNameAvailableName
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answered Feb 18 at 11:36
AvailableNameAvailableName
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answered Feb 18 at 11:36
AvailableNameAvailableName
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answered Feb 18 at 11:36
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Thanks it worked. But little syntax correction here,.. <p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:51
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Thanks it worked. But little syntax correction here,.. <p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:51
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Thanks it worked. But little syntax correction here,.. <p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:51
Thanks it worked. But little syntax correction here,.. <p id="{!index}error" style="color:red;"></p>
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Feb 18 at 11:51
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document.getElementById('error').innerHTMLalways finds the first instance of that on the page, you need to search byinputId– AvailableName
Feb 18 at 11:26
Can you tell me how.? I am not so good at Js
– Deepak Agarwal
Feb 18 at 11:37