Erica Gucciardo

I did a temp workaround by forking the repo and having my bower point to my fork instead. So this seems to be an issue with bower itself, not the...

want to know if this is possible. Trying to integrate our SPA into another framework, so it is having issues with the # and handling it in unexpected ways. I...

I'd love to run all the tests too, but I guess if I'm showing someone a test suite and they say wow, that's cool, let me see that test again,...

Anyone try this?

I was going to give it a go using 1 extra observable for severity, but showing the highest level severity error will be difficult because the validation logic currently breaks...

I have implemented this in a fork I never cleaned it up otherwise i would have pull requested it. It adds a "severity" observable to the input and to the...

Hey @jfrank14, I was able to get warnings support by forking this library. You can check out the code / commit history for what we did to achieve it https://github.com/EikosPartners/Knockout-Validation

@jfrank14 Also the way it works is that it exposes a .severity() observable on top of the observable being extended. You would access like input.severity(), similar to input.error(). Also keep...

@jfrank14 first be sure to either incorporate our fork into your project or use the fork. Second, please paste the updated code , with the specification of your severity on...

@jfrank14 ``` const input = ko.observable().extend({ maxLength: { params: 10, message: 'This is just a warning', severity: 2 }, required: true }) // at a later point if (input.severity() ===...