Custom Prompt class based on the HTML5 "data-required-class" attribute. #571
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…or prompt class. I was doing a project where I needed multi-tiered required fields. So "red" was for primary then make more classes for "secondary / tertiary" etc. So that when the whole form was validated, the "required" alerts were all different depending on the class defined in the "data-required-class" attribute. Thought it might be useful to others as well. Also added in support for prettySelect.
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Custom Prompt class based on the HTML5 "data-required-class" attribute.
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I was doing a project where I needed multi-tiered required fields. So "red" was for primary then I made more classes for "secondary / tertiary" etc. So that when the whole form was validated, the "required" alerts were all different depending on the class defined in the "data-required-class" attribute. Thought
it might be useful to others as well.
Also added in support for prettySelect.