Vue js vuelidate fire a validation if it's requires only
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I have a vuelidate custom validator for validate the mobile number.
const mobile_number_validator = value => {
let mobileRegx = /^+94[0-9]{9}$/;
return mobileRegx.test(value);
};
In my validation object
validations: {
contact_number: { mobile_number_validator },
},
I disable the create customer button if something wrong in the validations.
<v-btn
:disabled="$v.$invalid">
create customer
</v-btn>
contact_number is not a must to create a customer. But the problem here is $v.$invalid is
always true if I leave the contact_number field empty.
What I want is
If(You enter a contact number){
fire `mobile_number_validator`
}
else{
do nothing
}
Is this possible to achieve?
vue.js vuelidate
asked Nov 11 at 5:36
Pathum Samararathna
669219
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I have a vuelidate custom validator for validate the mobile number.
const mobile_number_validator = value => {
let mobileRegx = /^+94[0-9]{9}$/;
return mobileRegx.test(value);
};
In my validation object
validations: {
contact_number: { mobile_number_validator },
},
I disable the create customer button if something wrong in the validations.
<v-btn
:disabled="$v.$invalid">
create customer
</v-btn>
contact_number is not a must to create a customer. But the problem here is $v.$invalid is
always true if I leave the contact_number field empty.
What I want is
If(You enter a contact number){
fire `mobile_number_validator`
}
else{
do nothing
}
Is this possible to achieve?
vue.js vuelidate
asked Nov 11 at 5:36
Pathum Samararathna
669219
how about you have an@input="phoneCheck"in your input and that method sets$v.$invalid. Then in your validator you either check the number or return valid if input is reset to empty
– Andrew1325
Nov 11 at 6:19
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I have a vuelidate custom validator for validate the mobile number.
const mobile_number_validator = value => {
let mobileRegx = /^+94[0-9]{9}$/;
return mobileRegx.test(value);
};
In my validation object
validations: {
contact_number: { mobile_number_validator },
},
I disable the create customer button if something wrong in the validations.
<v-btn
:disabled="$v.$invalid">
create customer
</v-btn>
contact_number is not a must to create a customer. But the problem here is $v.$invalid is
always true if I leave the contact_number field empty.
What I want is
If(You enter a contact number){
fire `mobile_number_validator`
}
else{
do nothing
}
Is this possible to achieve?
vue.js vuelidate
asked Nov 11 at 5:36
Pathum Samararathna
669219
I have a vuelidate custom validator for validate the mobile number.
const mobile_number_validator = value => {
let mobileRegx = /^+94[0-9]{9}$/;
return mobileRegx.test(value);
};
In my validation object
validations: {
contact_number: { mobile_number_validator },
},
I disable the create customer button if something wrong in the validations.
<v-btn
:disabled="$v.$invalid">
create customer
</v-btn>
contact_number is not a must to create a customer. But the problem here is $v.$invalid is
always true if I leave the contact_number field empty.
What I want is
If(You enter a contact number){
fire `mobile_number_validator`
}
else{
do nothing
}
Is this possible to achieve?
vue.js vuelidate
vue.js vuelidate
asked Nov 11 at 5:36
Pathum Samararathna
669219
asked Nov 11 at 5:36
Pathum Samararathna
669219
asked Nov 11 at 5:36
Pathum Samararathna
669219
asked Nov 11 at 5:36
Pathum Samararathna
669219
asked Nov 11 at 5:36
Pathum Samararathna
669219
669219
how about you have an@input="phoneCheck"in your input and that method sets$v.$invalid. Then in your validator you either check the number or return valid if input is reset to empty
– Andrew1325
Nov 11 at 6:19
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how about you have an@input="phoneCheck"in your input and that method sets$v.$invalid. Then in your validator you either check the number or return valid if input is reset to empty
– Andrew1325
Nov 11 at 6:19
how about you have an
@input="phoneCheck" in your input and that method sets $v.$invalid. Then in your validator you either check the number or return valid if input is reset to empty– Andrew1325
Nov 11 at 6:19
how about you have an
@input="phoneCheck" in your input and that method sets $v.$invalid. Then in your validator you either check the number or return valid if input is reset to empty– Andrew1325
Nov 11 at 6:19
add a comment |
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how about you have an
@input="phoneCheck"in your input and that method sets$v.$invalid. Then in your validator you either check the number or return valid if input is reset to empty– Andrew1325
Nov 11 at 6:19