Magento 2 Form Validation: How To Add Custom Validate Field Last Updated on 11 November 20184 August 2025 Mark Mac Magento Running a Magento 2 website can sometimes feel like assembling a jigsaw puzzle – every piece needs to fit just right. One tricky piece that often stumps folks is the ‘Form Validation’ – specifically, adding a custom validate field. But fear not! In today blog post, we will show you three easy-to-follow steps to add a custom validate field in your Magento 2 form. Let’s get started! Table of Contents Toggle Step 1: Add Custom Validate MethodStep 2: Bind Custom Validation Method Name To A Javascript File By Using RequireJsStep 3: Create Javascript File To Confirm Validate Step 1: Add Custom Validate Method First, in the data-mage-init attribute, you must add a custom method named tigrenValidateMethod. <form class=”form contact”action=”<?= $block->escapeUrl($block->getFormAction()) ?>”id=”contact-form”method=”post”data-hasrequired=”<?= $block->escapeHtmlAttr(__(‘* Required Fields’)) ?>”data-mage-init='{“validation”:{},“tigrenValidateMethod”:{}}’> Then, you must add your custom field into the form: <div class="field name required"> <label class="label" for="field_tigren"><span>Field Tigren Test(Tigren)</span></label> <div class="control"> <input name="field_tigren" id="field_tigren" value="" class="input-text required tigren" type="text"/> </div> </div> Here we’ve just added a class named tigren to validate field. Step 2: Bind Custom Validation Method Name To A Javascript File By Using RequireJs app/design/frontend/Tigren/tigren/requirejs-config.js var config = { map: { "*": { tigrenValidateMethod: "js/tigrenValidateField" } } }; Step 3: Create Javascript File To Confirm Validate app/design/frontend/Tigren/tigren/web/js/tigrenValidateField.js define([ 'jquery', 'jquery/ui', 'jquery/validate', 'mage/translate' ], function($){ 'use strict'; return function() { $.validator.addMethod( "tigren", function(value, element) { return this.optional(element) || /^Tigren/.test(value); }, $.mage.__("Type 'Tigren' in this field.") ); } }); Those are three simple steps to add the custom validate field into Magento 2 form. We hope that this post has been helpful to you. Mark Mac Share Table of Contents Toggle Step 1: Add Custom Validate MethodStep 2: Bind Custom Validation Method Name To A Javascript File By Using RequireJsStep 3: Create Javascript File To Confirm Validate