At 3:10 PM +0530 12/24/09, kranthi wrote:
The javascript function formValidator() must return false if any
errors are formed.
The PHP only runs if the fields are set by testing using 'isset".
You should definitely have a better validation than that. Remember
that all users dont have javascript
At 2:22 AM -0800 12/24/09, Allen McCabe wrote:
Tedd,
If you are using a post method using $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], then
values are present in the POST array, hence, you would write your
html with interspersed php like so:
id="username" />
No, I wouldn't do it that way.
First, a "post method
Tedd,
If you are using a post method using $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], then values are
present in the POST array, hence, you would write your html with
interspersed php like so:
I sometimes use a function for the echoing of these values if I use the same
form for first time (ie. registration) and edi
The javascript function formValidator() must return false if any
errors are formed.
>>The PHP only runs if the fields are set by testing using ‘isset”.
You should definitely have a better validation than that. Remember
that all users dont have javascript enabled. Moreover it is very easy
to modify
At 9:43 PM -0500 12/20/09, Ernie Kemp wrote:
Good Day,
I need help in in validating a form.
The for is valdated be a javascript frist then if
all the fields are filled in its valaded be PHP.
The Form starts with:
The "formVali
Does the js function return false on the errors to block the submission?
Bastien
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On Dec 20, 2009, at 9:43 PM, "Ernie Kemp"
wrote:
Good Day,
I need help in in validating a form.
The for is valdated be a javascript frist then if
all th
"then the page gets reloaded and clears all the javascript error messages
and does the PHP validation."
That is because the form is getting submitted... make sure you js code
prevents form submit if errors are found
Midhun Girish
On Mon, Dec 21, 2009 at 8:13 AM, Ernie Kemp wrote:
> Goo
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