Dear Bullant,
Actually I am quite lost with this jquery.So when you said is prewritten javascript means we just call and use it is it? So once I have created the table and its row how via javascript I can add the message below the select box is that possible? How to do this "validateForm() is called, the error messages are not visible or do not exist, depending on which method to display them you use". I am bit confuse.
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Originally Posted by bullant
Yes, that's no problem. You can either have the messages below the select box hidden by default and unhide them if the selection is invalid or you can create the error messages and their containers dynamically if the selection is invalid and append the error message container to the select box's <td>
Just make sure every time validateForm() is called, the error messages are not visible or do not exist, depending on which method to display them you use.
There shouldn't be any conflict if coded correctly. Bear in mind that jquery is not a new or different language. It's just a bunch of prewritten javascript code. There is nothing in jquery that you cannot do with just plain javascript.
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