I use MVC 3 Model Validation Attributes and jquery unobtrusive to show validation error message also use the script when form submitted return a confirm. So I need to check if the all fields are valid then return Confirm: some thing like the following pseudo-script:

$('div.FormNeedConfirm form').submit(function () {
    if ($(this).validate() == true) {
        var Message = $('#FormConfirmMessage').val();
        return confirm(Message);
    }
});

But I don't know what exactly should be in the if condition. What is your suggestion?

I use MVC 3 Model Validation Attributes and jquery unobtrusive to show validation error message also use the script when form submitted return a confirm. So I need to check if the all fields are valid then return Confirm: some thing like the following pseudo-script:

$('div.FormNeedConfirm form').submit(function () {
    if ($(this).validate() == true) {
        var Message = $('#FormConfirmMessage').val();
        return confirm(Message);
    }
});

But I don't know what exactly should be in the if condition. What is your suggestion?

• javascript
• jquery
• asp.net-mvc-3
• validation
• unobtrusive-validation

2 Answers 2

if ($(this).valid()) {

    var Message = $('#FormConfirmMessage').val();
    return confirm(Message);
}

if ($(this).validate() = true) // your if condition should be "==". change to like this

if ($(this).validate() == true)