The ValidateJS shim will prepend the property name to the beginning of the error string. It does this to match the behavior of the main validate method of ValidateJS since the single method does not do this inherently.
The shim, though, does not respect certain in-line "commands" like ^ that ValidateJS supports.
The ValidateJS shim will prepend the property name to the beginning of the error string. It does this to match the behavior of the main
validate
method of ValidateJS since thesingle
method does not do this inherently.The shim, though, does not respect certain in-line "commands" like
^
that ValidateJS supports.Need to add that functionality.