Outdated phpjs implementation

[Nuranto]

after_or_equal / before_or_equal does not work with today keyword (before_or_equal:today). Probably with other keywords as well.
Error is :

jsvalidation.js:1047 Uncaught TypeError: string.replace is not a function.  Exception occurred when checking element date_of_birth, check the 'laravelValidation' method.

Probably the problem occurs on Before/After too ?

[bytestream]

Thanks @Nuranto

At a glance, I think because we're using such an old version of phpjs it doesn't support today. We'd need to upgrade to the latest version which looks more promising: https://github.com/kvz/locutus/blob/master/src/php/datetime/strtotime.js#L1066

The only issue is that there's quite a few uses of phpjs so the likelihood of something breaking is probable!

I'll take a PR which upgrades phpjs

[bytestream]

Check the linked PR @Nuranto

[spyrmp]

I have the same problem in the after

[bytestream]

@spyrmpontinis that issue sounds different to what's described in this issue?

You're comparing against another field. This issue is regarding an outdated strtotime implementation so certain date keywords don't work correctly.

If that's not working, please try to debug and open a new issue.

[bytestream]

@Nuranto if I merge to master do you mind checking it?

[bert-w]

@bytestream thats not how git branches should work...

fwiw i just encountered this issue. I'm using the Laravel validation before_or_after:now. It causes an error in the escapeCssMeta function because it receives an array ["date"] instead of a string. Havent checked any further on what it's actually doing.

Error message:

// jsvalidation.js:1047:18

TypeError: string.replace is not a function.  Exception occurred when checking element , check the 'laravelValidation' method.

[bytestream]

@bytestream thats not how git branches should work...

dev-master is not stable, only releases are stable. As far as I'm concerned the functionality in the PR works but I would appreciate others confirming.

fwiw i just encountered this issue. I'm using the Laravel validation before_or_after:now. It causes an error in the escapeCssMeta function because it receives an array ["date"] instead of a string.

This sounds more related to #424 (comment) than this issue...

Please open a new issue with a full test case to replicate.

This issue is specifically an outdated phpjs implementation. Anything else pertaining to after_/before_ rules should be opened in another issue with minimal test cases.

[garbinmarcelo]

I have the same problem in the after

Hello, did you solve it? I'm going through something similar, but with "after_or_equal"

[spyrmp]

I have the same problem in the after

Hello, did you solve it? I'm going through something similar, but with "after_or_equal"

Hello , i did not fix it in frontend. I am doing the validation on save controller because the problem is on jquery.validate.js as you can see in the print screen on js debugger of firefox.

The problem is that jsvalidation.js in line 94 in rule "after" or "after_or_equals" in your case the element param[1] is array as you can see on my print screen.

So the jquery.vaidate.js on is trying to use replace function on array which is not exists. I hope i was helpfull . I wish you happy new year :)

[bytestream]

Please open a new issue if you can replicate on the latest version. #530 was very similar to what you describe