1// This is included with the Parsley library itself, 2// thus there is no use in adding it to your project. 3 4 5Parsley.addMessages('en', { 6 defaultMessage: "This value seems to be invalid.", 7 type: { 8 email: "This value should be a valid email.", 9 url: "This value should be a valid url.", 10 number: "This value should be a valid number.", 11 integer: "This value should be a valid integer.", 12 digits: "This value should be digits.", 13 alphanum: "This value should be alphanumeric." 14 }, 15 notblank: "This value should not be blank.", 16 required: "This value is required.", 17 pattern: "This value seems to be invalid.", 18 min: "This value should be greater than or equal to %s.", 19 max: "This value should be lower than or equal to %s.", 20 range: "This value should be between %s and %s.", 21 minlength: "This value is too short. It should have %s characters or more.", 22 maxlength: "This value is too long. It should have %s characters or fewer.", 23 length: "This value length is invalid. It should be between %s and %s characters long.", 24 mincheck: "You must select at least %s choices.", 25 maxcheck: "You must select %s choices or fewer.", 26 check: "You must select between %s and %s choices.", 27 equalto: "This value should be the same." 28}); 29 30Parsley.setLocale('en');
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