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I assumed I'd be able to do something similar and the jquery validation would handle the rest

'validation_rules' => ['required' => true], 'validation_messages' => ['required' => 'its required sorry']

This doesn't seem to work and there's not really much documentation as to the format / how this should work.

I tried the same approach and it ended up working out:

'url' => new \Fieldmanager_Link( 'Destination URL', [
    'description'         => 'All messages are linked to a destination page',
    'validation_rules'    => [
        'required' => true,
        'url'      => true,
    ],
    'validation_messages' => [
        'required' => 'Required',
        'url'      => 'This is not a URL!',
    ],
    'attributes' => [
        'placeholder' => 'https://',
    ],
] ),

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We've already integrated jQuery Validation and you can see the general description of how it works in the comments here: https://github.com/alleyinteractive/wordpress-fieldmanager/blob/master/php/class-fieldmanager-field.php#L131-L153

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I think a working example in the demo would fit well for this feature.

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I think ultimately we should be able to PHP-require some fields and allow custom validation callbacks.

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I'd also appreciate a working example of this.

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I'd appreciate a working example of this also. The documentation here isn't very helpful: http://api.fieldmanager.org/class-Fieldmanager_Field.html#$validation_rules

I assumed I'd be able to do something similar and the jquery validation would handle the rest

'validation_rules' => ['required' => true], 'validation_messages' => ['required' => 'its required sorry']

This doesn't seem to work and there's not really much documentation as to the format / how this should work.

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Came looking for an example but then found in the Fieldmanager_Field class that you want to pass it in as an attribute, which will add the HTML5 required attribute to the field. If it helps, there's an example at http://api.fieldmanager.org/class-Fieldmanager_Field.html#$attributes

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