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Conditional Validation with onlyIf parameter
Cristian Trifan edited this page Jan 29, 2015
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Sometimes you will have a viewmodel property that is only required in certain circumstances. You can use the onlyIf parameter, which accepts a function, to specify when that field is required. The required validator will only be applied if the onlyIf
function returns true
.
For example, consider an address block that requires a postal code unless a "noPostalCode" field is set to true.
self.postalCode.extend({
required: {
message: "Postal Code is required",
onlyIf: function() {
return self.noPostalCode() === false;
}
}
});
See another example here on jsFiddle.
Conditional validation onlyIf
can be used in combination with all other KO validation rules (e.g. max, min, etc.)