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browsing some html code I find a text input coded as:
<input type="text" name="Email<%=orderRow.ID %>_<%=i %>" class="{email: true}" />
but need help understanding what’s happening with the class declaration. It’s not part of hte .net-ness of the page, right – lack of ‘<%’ and ‘%>’ is telling me that. But I haven’t seen an object used in a class name before.
thx
This is from jQuery Validation. It is a method used to set the required fields and properly formatted fields.
http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/
To be more specific it is part of the metadata plugin for jQuery Validation.