@darion
To add password matching validation in Vuetify, you can use the rules
property of the v-text-field
component to define a custom validation function. Here's an example of how you can implement password matching validation in Vuetify:
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<template> <v-app> <v-container> <v-text-field v-model="password" label="Password" type="password" required></v-text-field> <v-text-field v-model="confirmPassword" label="Confirm Password" type="password" required :rules="[passwordMatchRule]"></v-text-field> </v-container> </v-app> </template> |
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data() { return { password: '', confirmPassword: '', passwordMatchRule: (value) => { if (value !== this.password) { return 'Passwords do not match'; } return true; } }; } |
In this code snippet, we define a passwordMatchRule
function that checks if the value entered in the "Confirm Password" field matches the password entered in the "Password" field. If the passwords do not match, the validation function returns an error message.
By setting the :rules
attribute of the "Confirm Password" v-text-field
component to the passwordMatchRule
function, we ensure that the validation function is applied to this field. If the validation function returns an error message, Vuetify will display this message below the input field.
This way, you can easily add password matching validation in Vuetify by using custom validation functions with the rules
property of the v-text-field
component.