jQuery validación onblur

Question

Estoy tratando de obtener la validación jQuery trabajando en una página web que estoy creando. Tengo alrededor de 6 conjuntos de campo diferentes que contienen los detalles de la página. Estoy usando esto porque me estoy escondiendo y mostrándoles una mejor experiencia de usuario.

Tengo el plugin de trabajar como quiero cada vez que intento enviar la página y cada vez que agrego un solo caracter (cuando un cuadro de texto requiere 2 o más caracteres) sin embargo, también quiero que la validación ocurra enblblur. Quiero informar a mis usuarios de inmediato si no han cumplido con la condición de validación para que puedan solucionarlo de inmediato y no tengan que volver.

¿Alguien me puede decir lo que tengo que hacer? Estoy usando el complemento * http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/.

El código jQuery que he escrito hasta ahora:

 $("#aspnetForm").validate({ 
      rules: { 
      <%=txtFirstName.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength: 2 
       } 
       , 
       <%=txtSurname.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength: 2 
       } 
       , 
       <%=txtMobileNumber.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength: 8 
       } 
       , 
       <%=Email.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        email: true 
       } 
       , 
        <%=ddDay.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true 

       } 
       , 
        <%=ddMonth.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true 

       } 
       , 
        <%=ddYear.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true 

       } 
       , 
       <%=txtHouseNumber.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength:1 

       } 
       , 
       <%=txtAddress1.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength:5 
       } 
       , 
       <%=txtCity.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength:2 
       } 
       , 
       <%=txtSuburb.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength:2 
       } 
       , 
       <%=txtPostCode.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength:4, 
        maxlength:4 
       } 

       , 
       <%=UserName.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength:4 

       } 
       , 
       <%=Password.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true, 
        minlength:4 

       } 
       , 
       <%=ConfirmPassword.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        equalTo: "ctl00$ctl00$cpMain$cpLeft$Password" 

       } 
        , 
       <%=chkTerms.UniqueID %>: 
       { 
        required: true 


       } 

      }, 
      messages: { 
       <%=txtFirstName.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
       required: "Please enter your firstname", 
       minlength: "Minimum length is 2 characters" 
      }, 
       <%=txtSurname.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
       required: "Please enter your lastname", 
       minlength: "Minimum length is 2 characters" 
      }, 
      <%=txtMobileNumber.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
       required: "Please enter your mobile", 
       minlength: "Minimum length is 8 characters" 
      } 
      , 
      <%=ddDay.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
       required: "Please enter your date of birth" 

      } 
      , 
      <%=txtMobileNumber.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your date of birth" 
      } 
      , 
      <%=txtMobileNumber.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your date of birth" 
      } 
      , 
        <%=Email.UniqueID %>: 
        "Please enter a valid email" 
      , 
      <%=txtHouseNumber.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your house number", 
        minlength:"Please add at least 1 character" 
      } 

      , 
      <%=txtAddress1.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your address", 
        minlength:"Please add at least 5 characters" 
      } 
      , 
      <%=txtCity.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your city", 
        minlength:"Please add at least 2 characters" 
      } 
      , 
      <%=txtSuburb.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your city", 
        minlength:"Please add at least 2 characters" 
      } 
      , 
      <%=txtPostCode.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your postcode", 
        minlength:"Please add the 4 required characters", 
        maxlength:"Only 4 characters are allowed" 
      } 
      , 
      <%=UserName.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your username", 
        minlength: "Please add the 4 required characters" 

      } 
      , 
      <%=Password.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please enter your password", 
        minlength: "Please add the 4 required characters" 

      } 
      , 
      <%=ConfirmPassword.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        equalTo: "Passwords must match" 
      } 
      , 
      <%=chkTerms.UniqueID %>: 
      { 
        required: "Please agree to the terms" 


      } 

      } 


     }); 

Algún consejo?

Answer 1

No puedo ver nada en los docos que pueda hacer eso. La única otra forma en que puedo pensar es hacerlo.

$('#field1, #field2, #field3').blur(function(){ 
    validator.validate() 
}); 

Answer 2

Diver Dan era correcto

$('form').validate({ 
    onfocusout: function (element) { 
     $(element).valid(); 
    }, 
    rules: { 
     name: 'required', 
     from: 'required' 

    }, 
    messages: { 
     name: 'Please enter your firstname', 
     from: 'Please enter where are you from' 
    } 
}); 

Answer 3

También puede utilizar el llamado elemento del validador.

$('form').validate({ 
     onfocusout: function(element) { 
      this.element(element); 
     }, 
     rules: { 
      name: 'required', 
      from: 'required' 

     }, 
     messages: { 
      name: 'Please enter your firstname', 
      from: 'Please enter where are you from' 
     } 
    }); 

Answer 4

acaba de establecer en onkeyup = false

$('form').validate({ 
    rules: { 
     name: 'required', 
     from: 'required' 

    }, 
     onkeyup: false 
     , 
    messages: { 
     name: 'Please enter your firstname', 
     from: 'Please enter where are you from' 
    } 
}); 

Answer 5

Thia code will not fire validation onkeyup, but on blur "lost focus" the validation will be fire, as will once the user starts to edit the field, validation message will disappear. find more interesting other customization on this ref: https://jqueryvalidation.org/category/plugin/

$('#frm').validate({ 
      onkeyup: false, 
      focusCleanup: true 
     });