##JBootValidator
A fallback option that uses the html 5 required and pattern attributes to do validation when the browser doesn't support these features.
###Usage
Validate a single input.
<input id="myInput" type="text" required pattern="\\d+"/> $('#myInput').validate(); Validate all inputs of a form each time that the element is focused on or changed.
$('formSelector').jBootValidator(); With all parameters defined.
$('formSelector').jBootValidator({ validateOnSubmit : true, callback : function (form, e) { console.log('invoked'); } }); ###Options:
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| validateOnSubmit | false | should all inputs be validated before submitting the form? |
| callback | no-op | function which should be invoked after submitting a form. Callback is invoked with form and event object. |
