Did you move on this bug ?
No, the bug has not been fixed yet.
Could you suggest a custom validation rule to account for hidden plans ? if none is selected
No, it's not about making a custom validation rule. The selector responsible for activating the validation rule completely skips the input due to 1 radio of the input being hidden. This is all rooted in jQuery Validate it self. It's not a simple fix and will probably have to rewrite how it finds inputs.
We changed fields from drop down to radio and it seems that our validation code does not work any longer
I can't help you with custom code. That's just a jQuery change event and not an actual validation rule. Having a change event depending on another inside of a switch case doesn't make much sense. You should have the below for example.
Code:
$('#cbf6425,#cbf6472,#cbf6474').on( 'change', function() {
switch ($('#cbf6425').val()) {
case 'Professionnel':
switch ($('#cbf6472').val()) {
case '1':
$('input[id=cbpplan1]:radio').val(['1']);
break;
case '0' :
switch ($('#cbf6474').val()) {
case 'N1':
$('input[id=cbpplan6]:radio').val(['6']);
break;
case 'N2':
$('input[id=cbpplan39]:radio').val(['39']);
break;
case 'N3':
$('input[id=cbpplan41]:radio').val(['41']);
break;
case 'N4':
$('input[id=cbpplan40]:radio').val(['40']);
break;
case 'N5':
$('input[id=cbpplan7]:radio').val(['7']);
break;
}
}
break;
case 'Particulier':
$('input[id=cbpplan10]:radio').val(['10']);
break;
break;
}
});
In short the change event is bound to all 3 fields. Your switch cases then directly pull values from those inputs as needed.
krileon
