Hello eveyone,
1)$("#igCheckboxEditor").igCheckboxEditor(); so here igChechboxeditor is a method?or event? or what i m confused with this.
2) $('#validationForm').igValidator({ required : true, //inherited fields : [{ selector : "#grpEdit1", onblur : false // override default }, { selector : "#grpEdit2", date : true, required : false, // override onchange : true }, { selector : "#rating", successMessage : "Thanks!", onchange : true, valueRange : { min : 1.5, errorMessage : "At least 1.5 stars required (custom message)" }, notificationOptions : { mode : "popover" } }, { selector : "#igCheckboxEditor", onchange : true } ] });
and here same question as above?
Hello,
I have been looking into your questions and:
1) $("#igCheckboxEditor").igCheckboxEditor();
The Ignite UI for jQuery check box editor, or "igCheckboxEditor", is a control that renders a check box field, which permits users to make a binary choice between one or multiple mutually exclusive options and allows the user to submit the check box value.
As the user interacts with the control the visual appearance is updated to give immediate feedback. The editor has two states and the check box works as a two-state toggle. One of the states reflects the checked solution and the other reflects the not checked solution.
More information about the igCheckboxEditor can be found in this topic of our official Ignite UI jQuery documentation.
2) $('#validationForm').igValidator();
The Ignite UI for jQuery validator, or " igValidator", is a control that is designed to be easy to use with any form element and our existing components such as editors, combo box and other components for collecting user input. This control takes advantage of the notification widget design and uses its visualizations to display the necessary success and error messages.
The main purpose of the igValidator control is to inform the end user for the passed and failed validation immediately by default. This means that when a user blur the editor's input a feedback message is immediately displayed giving useful information about the state in which the editor is in. For example it can display messages that indicate whether the current field is required or not and whether the user filled the input with the expected type of data.
More information about the igValidator can be found in this topic of our official Ignite UI jQuery documentation.
If you require any further assistance on the matter, please let me know.
Regards,
Georgi Anastasov
Entry Level Software Developer
Infragistics