Validate the questions by using the questioncheck() function - Revision history

CGHelpdesk at 06:55, 11 November 2013

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	// If the old questioncheck detects that the answer of question is valid with its own rules, then we will continue our validation rules.		// If the old questioncheck detects that the answer of question is valid with its own rules, then we will continue with our validation rules.
	// Implement your own validation rules below		// Implement your own validation rules below
	// Your own validation rule coldes here.....numeric validation codes...		// Your own validation rule coldes here.....numeric validation codes...

CGHelpdesk at 06:55, 11 November 2013

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	// If the old questioncheck ~~detect~~ that the answer of question is ~~valided~~ with ~~his~~ own rules, then we will continue ~~the~~ our ~~customized~~ validation rules.		// If the old questioncheck detects that the answer of question is valid with its own rules, then we will continue our validation rules.
	// Implement your own validation rules below		// Implement your own validation rules below
	// ~~your~~ own validation rule coldes here.....numeric validation codes...		// Your own validation rule coldes here.....numeric validation codes...

	// ~~remember~~ that it is required the this function must return the boolean values (true/false)		// Remember that it is required the this function must return the boolean values (true/false)
	};		};
	</source>		</source>

CGHelpdesk at 06:53, 11 November 2013

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	*The Javascript function questioncheck() is where all the question validation stuff will be implemented. Therefore, to implement your own question validation stuff which not supported by the Catglobe system, you need to '''overwrite''' this function.		*The Javascript function questioncheck() is where all the question validation stuff will be implemented. Therefore, to implement your own question validation stuff which not supported by the Catglobe system, you need to '''overwrite''' this function.
	*The questioncheck() function will be called/invoked by the '''quest.next()''' function when the ~~next~~ button is clicked.		*The questioncheck() function will be called/invoked by the '''quest.next()''' function when the '''Next''' button is clicked.
	*It is '''required''' that the questioncheck() function must return the '''boolean''' values (true/false). If true, the answer value of question is valid, else the answers value of question is invalid.		*It is '''required''' that the questioncheck() function must return the '''boolean''' values (true/false). If true, the answer value of question is valid, else the answers value of question is invalid.
	*To display '''error messages''' when the answer of question is invalid. You could use the Javascript '''alert()''' function or add your error message texts to the container which has the id: '''#errorMessages'''		*To display '''error messages''' when the answer of question is invalid. You could use the Javascript '''alert()''' function or add your error message texts to the container which has the id: '''#errorMessages'''

CGHelpdesk at 06:52, 11 November 2013

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	*The questioncheck() function will be called/invoked by the '''quest.next()''' function when the next button is clicked.		*The questioncheck() function will be called/invoked by the '''quest.next()''' function when the next button is clicked.
	*It is '''required''' that the questioncheck() function must return the '''boolean''' values (true/false). If true, the answer value of question is valid, else the answers value of question is invalid.		*It is '''required''' that the questioncheck() function must return the '''boolean''' values (true/false). If true, the answer value of question is valid, else the answers value of question is invalid.
	*To display error messages when the answer of question is invalid. You could use the Javascript '''alert()''' function or add your error message texts to the container which has the id: '''#errorMessages'''		*To display '''error messages''' when the answer of question is invalid. You could use the Javascript '''alert()''' function or add your error message texts to the container which has the id: '''#errorMessages'''
	*In most cases, you should '''copy''' the questioncheck() before overwriting it by your own questioncheck function. To copy the questioncheck and overwrite it, please see below snippnet:		*In most cases, you should '''copy''' the questioncheck() before overwriting it by your own questioncheck function. To copy the questioncheck and overwrite it, please see below snippnet:

CGHelpdesk at 06:51, 11 November 2013

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	*In most cases, you should '''copy''' the questioncheck() before overwriting it by your own questioncheck function. To copy the questioncheck and overwrite it, please see below snippnet:		*In most cases, you should '''copy''' the questioncheck() before overwriting it by your own questioncheck function. To copy the questioncheck and overwrite it, please see below snippnet:

	<source lang="javascript">		<br/><source lang="javascript">
	var old_questioncheck = questioncheck(); // This line copy the questioncheck()		var old_questioncheck = questioncheck(); // This line copy the questioncheck()
	questioncheck = function() { // This line overwrite the questioncheck() by your own questioncheck		questioncheck = function() { // This line overwrite the questioncheck() by your own questioncheck
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	// remember that it is required the this function must return the boolean values (true/false)		// remember that it is required the this function must return the boolean values (true/false)
	}		};
	</source>		</source>

CGHelpdesk at 06:51, 11 November 2013

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	a		= Validate the questions of questionnaire by using the questioncheck() function =

			*The Javascript function questioncheck() is where all the question validation stuff will be implemented. Therefore, to implement your own question validation stuff which not supported by the Catglobe system, you need to '''overwrite''' this function.
			*The questioncheck() function will be called/invoked by the '''quest.next()''' function when the next button is clicked.
			*It is '''required''' that the questioncheck() function must return the '''boolean''' values (true/false). If true, the answer value of question is valid, else the answers value of question is invalid.
			*To display error messages when the answer of question is invalid. You could use the Javascript '''alert()''' function or add your error message texts to the container which has the id: '''#errorMessages'''
			*In most cases, you should '''copy''' the questioncheck() before overwriting it by your own questioncheck function. To copy the questioncheck and overwrite it, please see below snippnet:

			<source lang="javascript">
			var old_questioncheck = questioncheck(); // This line copy the questioncheck()
			questioncheck = function() { // This line overwrite the questioncheck() by your own questioncheck

			if(!old_questioncheck()) // In most cases, we will reuse the old questioncheck to implement the validation rules that supported by Catglobe system
			return false;

			// If the old questioncheck detect that the answer of question is valided with his own rules, then we will continue the our customized validation rules.
			// Implement your own validation rules below
			// your own validation rule coldes here.....numeric validation codes...

			// remember that it is required the this function must return the boolean values (true/false)
			}
			</source>

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