Hi, the isDate function (mvcfoolproof.unobtrusive.js) not work with dd/MM/yyyy format...
What are the supported formats?

NS

If i send the value as empty and not send the dependent value the validation failed, and using the NotEqualTo attribute,
I.e: email and alternative email

To reproduce : Declare Field1 is required when Field2 match the following regular expression
^[a-zA-Z0-9]{0,10}$

See the debug progress in latest Chromeversion :

As he detect "value1" as numeric, value2 will be NaN just few line below.

You should not apply all these override logics if "operator" is RexMatch/NotRegExMatch

Hi, Do this support the asp.net core mvc? Thanks.

Hi guys!
Could you help me?

Wich version of foolproof I should install to work with netstandard2.0? I've already tryied FoolProof.Core 1.0.9 and FoolProof 0.9.4518

While the library can perform client-side date validation, validating fields marked with [DataType(DataType.Time)] and rendered as times (e.g., in the format "hh : mm") will not validate correctly.

To solve this issue, I performed the following changes to mvcfoolproof.core.js:

• Added a "isTime" function right above the isDate local function:

    var isTime = function (input) {
        return moment(input, ['h:m a', 'H:m']).isValid();
    };

• Changed the checks below that region from:

    if (isDate(value1)) {
        value1 = Date.parse(value1);
        value2 = Date.parse(value2);
    } else if (isBool(value1)) {
        if (value1 == "false") value1 = false;
        if (value2 == "false") value2 = false;
        value1 = !!value1;
        value2 = !!value2;
    }
    ...

to

    if (isTime(value1)) {
        value1 = moment(value1, ['h:m a', 'H:m']);
        value2 = moment(value2, ['h:m a', 'H:m']);
    }
    else if (isDate(value1)) {
        value1 = Date.parse(value1);
        value2 = Date.parse(value2);
    }
   ...

and now it works. The bad thing about the above is that I have introduced a dependency on moment.js, I don't know if was already used by the library before.

Hope this can help other people also trying to validate hour/minute intervals.