Vee-validate: Ignore validattion when input is disabled

[eeiceyes]

Versions:

• VueJs: 2.1.8
• Vee-Validate:

Description:

I need this feature that ignore validation when input is disabled

Steps To Reproduce:

[johnmerced]

I was looking for this as well. Is there any option to achieve this?

[logaretm]

currently there is not, bringing such features or behaviors as a default could cause problems so I might have to study the implications of including such a behavior.

[johnmerced]

@logaretm Is there any way to "force" a validation even if the textboxes are blank?

Please find below a screenshot of what I currently have. And, what I need is basically "ignore" or "force" any fields under the Billing section to be valid - if the checkbox "My billing information is the same as my shipping information".

Everytime I check that box, I disable any of the fields under the Billing section - that's why I was thinking that having an option to ignore disabled inputs would be a good idea.

[logaretm]

I guess its a valid use case, I might add a prop to be passed to the directive, like a disabled prop which will enable/disable the validation on such inputs, for example:

<input type="text" :disabled="checked" v-validate="{ rules: 'required', disabled: checked }">

which is a little bit verbose but it won't have any backward compatibility issues. later on I might decide to either check the input disabled attribute or not, will require some studying though.

[johnmerced]

That looks good to me. Since I would think that we should know which inputs
we want to have this behavior - we simply update the v-validate attribute.

Regards,

John Merced

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On Fri, Apr 7, 2017 at 12:02 AM, Abdelrahman Awad [e-mail]
wrote:

I guess its a valid use case, I might add a prop to be passed to the
directive, like a disabled prop which will enable/disable the validation on
such inputs, for example:

which is a little bit verbose but it won't have any backward compatibility
issues. later on I might decide to either check the input disabled
attribute or not, will require some studying though.

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[ruojianll]

I'm using vue's vanilla el-form validations. I wrote a customer validator function and passed a flag enabled by :rules="[{enabled:enabledFlag,validator:myValidator}] in el-form-item. And

{
  data(){
    return{
      myValidator(rule,value,cb){
        if(!rule.enabled){
          cb();//pass the validation if enabled == false
          return;
        }
        //other your validations
      }
    }
  }
}

That worked perfectly. Hope this can help you.