I am looking to return true if the user entered 4 into the input field.
function validateAddition() {
if($("#validateAddition").val() == 4) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
<input value=""
class="validate[required,onlyNumber,length[0,1]funcCall[validateAddition]] text-input"
type="text" id="validateAddition" name="validateAddition" />
Added this into the english language js file:
"validateAddition":{
"nname":"validateAddition",
"alertText":"* Your math is off, try again."}
This should be fine, let me know what you think is wrong.
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_parseInt.asp
return (parseInt($('#validateAddition').val()) == 4)
EDIT: MooGoo is correct, I was mistaken as far as my explanation.
However is idea of using +val is probably not the best. While the method above WILL work as you require a much better solution would be as follows:
if(($('#validateAddition').val()-0) == 4)
The reason we want to -0 as opposed to +0 is simply because if it is a string and you want to perform any additional operations incase it is, you will no longer have the original string.