I am using the jquery validation plugin for form validation. Using the min
property works fine, but I want it to validate values strictly greater than that min value.
rules: {
pri开发者_开发百科ce: {
required: true,
min: 13,
number: true
}
}
In my code I have min: 13
, but I don't want to allow 13, only values greater than 13, e.g. 13.10, 13.20, 14. How can I do this?
Thanks in advance !
Create your own custom method with $.validator.addMethod
:
$.validator.addMethod('minStrict', function (value, el, param) {
return value > param;
});
Then use:
price: {
required: true,
minStrict: 13,
number: true
}
Note: The creators of the validator plugin recommend adding Number.MIN_VALUE
to the value you supply:
min: 13 + Number.MIN_VALUE
Number.MIN_VALUE
is the smallest positive (non-zero) float that JS can handle, hence the logic is that the two statements below are equivalent:
a > b;
a >= b + Number.MIN_VALUE;
But, this doesn't work, due to the way floating-point numbers are stored in memory. Rounding will cause b + Number.MIN_VALUE
to equal b
in most cases (b
must be very small for this to work).
min: 13.01, this:
rules:{
price:{
required: true,
min: 13.01,
number: true
}
}
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