validate on blur?

[dbaz]

Hi again, I have the following code

isc.DynamicForm.create({
    ID: "exampleForm",
    fields: [{
      .....
      changeOnKeypress: true,
      validators : [{
        type : "custom",
        condition : function (form, item, value) {
          ....
        }
      }],
      blur : function () { XXXX }
    },{
      .....
      changeOnKeypress: true,
      validators : [{
        type : "custom",
        condition : function (form, item, value) {
          ....
        }
      }],
      blur : function () { XXXX }
    }]
});

and I want to validate each item INDIVIDUALLY when on blur, but I don't know how.

I don't want to use "validateOnChange" since I have the "changeOnKeypress: true" and I can not remove it (to solve another problem of other thread). With "changeOnKeypress: true" set while typing maybe the value doesn't fit the validation pattern since it is not yet completed and un-desired error message appears. (This is why I need it just on blur)

I don't want to use "exampleForm.validate()" since it validates the entire form and I want just validate the item which I blur

Does it exist something like "this.validate()" (this obviously doesn't work) that I can replace by the XXXX (of the above code) to validate?

Thanks!

[mattj]

would this work in your blur() handler:

blur: function() {
var status = this.validators[0].condition(item, form, item.getValue());
if (status === false)
{
form.setFieldErrors(item.name, 'error message', true);
}
}

[mackram]

Suggestion did not work

Hey I tried the above suggestion and got that this.validators[0].condition is not a function.

Any suggestions.

[dbaz]

It worked for me

mackram do you have "validators" defined in your form item?

also notice that a proper representation of the solution for this particular case would be

blur: function() {
  var status = this.validators[0].condition(this, this.form, this.getValue());
  if (status === false) {
    this.form.setFieldErrors(this.name, 'error message', true);
  } else {
    this.form.clearFieldErrors(this.name, true);
  }
}