Params Validator element
The goal of the Validator element is to ensure that the user provided necessary and properly formatted information needed to successfully complete an operation.
Validator can only be used in combination with other fields:
- Params Input field.
- Params Suggestbox field.
- Params Checkbox field.
- Params TextArea field.
- Params Select field.
Available validators:
| name | Description | Parameter required |
|---|---|---|
|
req |
Required value. |
No |
|
alpha |
Alphabetic value. |
No |
|
alphanum |
Alphanumeric value. |
No |
|
dec |
Decimal value. |
No |
|
num |
Numeric value. |
No |
|
|
E-mail value. |
No |
|
url |
URL value. |
No |
|
maxlen |
Set the maximum length allowed. |
Yes |
|
minlen |
Set the minimum length required. |
Yes |
|
lt |
Less than. |
Yes |
|
gt |
Greater than. |
Yes |
|
min |
Minimum value. |
Yes |
|
max |
Maximum value. |
Yes |
|
regexp |
Regular expression. |
Yes |
|
plugin |
Create your own form validator. More information at Creating your own Form Validator plugin. |
Yes |
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Basic example
- Value required "req".
- Value must be decimal "dec".
- The maximum lenght of the decimal value is 6 digits "maxlen".
<input label="Decimal value" name="decimal">
<validator type="dec"/>
<validator type="req"/>
<validator type="maxlen" parameter="6"/>
</input>Regular expression
If you want a validation which is not included in these prefefined, you can use a regular expression. For example, imagine you want to restrict an input to lowecase ASCII values:
<input label="Lowercase value" name="regExp">
<validator type="regexp" parameter="[a-z]+" />
</input>
