Form Validation
I wrote the following form so that if a user leaves a field blank the page will not process and instead be re-loaded with a red error message asking the user to enter the missing information: Code:
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Form Validation...
you would need to use Javascript for form validation, since the form is client side, PHP doesn't have the capabilities for validating forms to the extremes you'd need. it isn't all that difficult really, how well do you know Javascript?. if not well enough, contact me and i'll see what i can do.
Form Validation
Rather than individually access all the $_POST vars individually, I want to try and create a smart script, thats loops through all the fields and performs the neccesary checks. The problems being, depending on what var is being checked there will be different procedures, for example email username password etc etc Also, not all fields may be required, but some will be. How would you do this with a loop? Would you use a reg exp on the name of the var to determine what check to perform? So if it contained 'email' perform email check. If it contained 'pass' do the password check. If it contained 'numbers and letters' do the relevant check.
Form Validation - A Better Way?
I have a form to process in PHP, and I want to validate all the fields. only way that I can think of is use a if statement for each field, is there a better way than this? at the moment my code is just swamped with if statements...
Form Validation - How Can I Do This?
Can someone suggest a method or point me in the right direction for validating a simple form using php. I have a form which only has two significant fields - a drop down with three choices, and a dropdown with five choices - and I want the user to have chosen the correct value from the first dropdown before allowing the form to be submitted : ideally, on choosing the incorrect value, the page will display "incorrect please try again" or something along those lines. the form is like this :
Form Validation
Slowly I'm getting this figured out. Now I have the error messages going where i want them to but I cant figure out how to combine validation for different fields. The form due to how I now have it set up as error_msg, error_msg1 and error_msg2 will only reject the form if one field is not filled in. I tried to use the pipe to combine them but had no luck. Will i have to set a different complete validation for each field. Or can i use an array (error_msg = 'error messager here' error_msg1 = 'error message one here') somthing like that Can you use multiple words in an array? Everything i see on line and in my books show one word one=two sort of This is the code I now have ...
Form Validation
Many people often ask the question related to form validation. Here is my style. It just gives the idea; but not exactly what I do in development. <?php //usually header... ?> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Form Validation</TITLE> <META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> <STYLE type="text/css"> <!-- p, input,select, table { font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 9px; } --> </STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <?php $tst_form = new TestForm(); if ($_POST) //form posted? { $tst_form->validateFormInputs($_POST); //extract inputs if ($tst_form->isValidInputs()).......
Form Validation
I am sure this subject has been done to death, but I would like to make sure that a form post is an interger or a float. I have used if (!ctype_digit($current_value) but this is true if the number contains a decimal point. I probably need a good tutorial/guide on form validation.
[php] Form Validation
I have a page now wich contains a form below that form are a couple of tables wich contain some data from the db. With the form you can add new stuff to that db. What I wanna do is make the form do self submit (no prob here) But now Im stuck with the way the script is going to work I want to validate the form and report back in text (on the same page) which fields were missing. If eerything is ok insert into db and just show the page.
Form Validation
I have been using JS for my form validation needs upto now but I have been noticing more and more problems with relying on this. Therefore I am now in the process of changing all this over to PHP, unfortunately I am stuck on how to check that the username field contains no spaces and that it is no longer than ten characters.
Form Validation
I need to validate the following fields using php. 1. email (needs to be just one e-mail address, and take out stuff like bcc or anything that would be used for e-mail injection vulnerability) 2. Phone number (has to be in the format 555-5555) 3. Phone number area code (has to be limited to 3 characters) 4. Address has to be stripped of all illegal characters like slashes, special characters etc Another thing is I don't want people to be able to leave any of the fields blank. Where does the validation code go? After this statement? if($REQUEST_METHOD=="POST") or before? I have tried a few things, but I am not sure what most people use,
Form Validation
I am having a break down in the "how to turn the page process. If a html form has the action attribute set to itself when the form is sumitted it validates (or not) then how does one get to the next page. I have a hidden variable - $validated but am a loss where to go with it. My code so far is based on a really sorry book "Professional PHP Programming" and it glosses over or simply dismisses big fundamentals.
Form Validation
I am a newbie to PHP and finding even the simple stuff quite hard. I am trying to validate an email address using a recursive page. The validation is done using a regular expression which works fine , and the valid/invalid messages shows as expected. My input tag is as follows: <input type="text" name="emailAddress" value="<?php $HTTP_POST_VARS['emailAddress'] ?>"> When the page refreshes the input field is blank! How do retain the value typed?
Form Validation
I am looking into form validation for my HTML form. I don't want to use javascript and was looking into using PHP. A crazy thought crossed my mind and I just wanted to get some input. What if I basically made the form one long if/then statement? I could ask for the first piece of information, test it against some conditions, then if it is okay I allow the user to fill in the next piece of information. I could go do down the page validation each box as we go. I could use hidden on all the text boxes until the previous condition had been validated. Some pseudocode: <?php <form action=POST method=registered.php> <input name"Fname" type="text"> if ($Fname meets some condition) { <input name="Lname" type="text"> if ($Lname meets some condition) { <input name="Number" type="text> if ($Number meets some condition) { } } } else; echo "Please enter a phone number"; else; echo "Please enter a valid last name"; else; echo "Please enter a valid first name"; ?> I know the code isn't exact, I am just theorizing here. Could such a thing be done? Even remotely similar? I don't really plan on doing this anytime soon, but I was just curious.
Form Validation
Ever get annoyed spending 90% of your time validating user input before processing/inserting into a database? I know I do. I was thinking of trying to write some framework that makes this process more generic and reusable. I'd also like to be able to share the same validation rules with javascript so that I don't have to write the logic twice. I was thinking define some sort of XML document with my validation rules and share that between PHP & Javascript but I see some limitations there as well. So my questions to you, fellow PHPers, do you see merit in this idea? Is it reinventing the wheel... what might be some existing solutions or frameworks that would be worth looking into?
Form Validation
I have a login form (though this persists with all forms). On my login.php page, if I use this code: if(isset($_POST['username'])){ 'do whatever here';} Once the form is submitted this always evaluates to true even if the field was left empty. I have used this: if($_POST['username'] !==''){ 'do whatever here'} A single space in the field will make this evaluate to true thus username field is no longer blank, but nothing was entered. empty() gives the same results as !==''. The only other way I can think of to ensure that something was entered is to use strlen() and make sure the fields are above a certain length. Does this sound plausible to anyone else, or is there a better way?
PHP Form Validation
I have an HTML for that I'm using to post data to a PHP validation script. I was then wondering if there is a way to pass the data from the post to another script without have the user to click submit on a form?
Form Validation
my httpd error_log keeps saying undefined index for each of the vars passed every time i try to submit. I can't find a syntax error in the code tho. Code:
Form Validation.
I am trying to validate a string for just numbers and letters... I can't seem to get it working. Not much of a fan of regex.. 0-9, A-Z, a-z <?php //This doesn't work.... if (eregi("/^[a-z0-9]+$/i", "test")) { echo "Valid";} else { echo "Invalid";}?>
Form Validation
I have a registration form (the bulk of it anyway) and all validation passes and throws up errors if anything doesn't pass. The last field is a text fiels so the user has to enter the captcha image and throws an error if they don't match. What I would like to know is, is there a way i can store the passwords if they match along with everything else when the validation has failed on the captcha text. It would be a pain for the user having to re-enter their password if they entered the wrong captcha text or is it common practice to leave them blank. Code:
Form Validation
I am having problems figuring out how to do a form validation using HTML and PHP. I create 2 radio buttons, 4 text boxes for name, email, password, and validation string. I then create some other stuff that isn't mandatory to fill out followed by a push button of type="submit". When the user presses the Submit button, I want to notify them if they forget to fill out the name, email, or password, or if they forget to choose one of the radio buttons or if they type in an incorrect validation string. I do not know how to go about doing this if it is part of PHP or HTML. Code:
Form Validation With JS
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Form Validation
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Form Validation....
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Form Validation
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Form Validation
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Form Validation
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Form Validation
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Form (Array) Validation
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Form Validation With PHP/Javascript
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Serverside Form Validation
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Form Validation (revisited)
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Some Form Validation Directions
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Form, Checkbox Validation.
I have a list of products generated from mysql.In front of every item is a checkbox.I want only the selected items to be listed on the next page.How can I do this ? Code:
Form Validation Tips For All
I have read these forums a lot looking at posts and gaining a lot of information about PHP. I just want to give something back. When I begin writing code I always wonder if it's the most efficient way to write it, and if it is using proper semantics. So I purchased the PHP Cookbook http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/phpckbk/ and I wanted to share some of the code with you. All these code snippets have to do with form validation and processing because that is one of the most popular subjects of PHP. I don't want to rip off the book so I will post the code but try and write my own descriptions. Code:
Edit Form Validation
i have an edit form which as a validation code to check if the new parent category/subcategory is not yet existing in the database. apparently only my parent validation code is working, but my validation code for the subcategory is not working. Code:
Form Field Validation
When validating user input I check it's not empty and then run 'mysql_real_escape_string($s)', I was then going to make sure that it is only alphanumeric, but I wanted to allow certain other characters as well. Realising this must be done before the mysql escape check, what characters should be blocked because they are dangerous, I can only really think of quotes and $. The real escape check should handle the quotes issue, so is the $ an issue or not?
Problem With Form Validation Before Inserting
I would like to validate this simple form, just to make sure the person fills out everything prior to inserting it into mysql. Problem is, the data is inserted but it prints the error indicating that the information wasn't filled in. Ok, here is my form: <html> <body> <table width=100><tr><td> <form action=insert_submit.php method=GET> Project Name<BR> <input type=text name=project_name size=50 maxlength=50><BR><BR> Project Description:<BR> <textarea name=project_desc cols="75" rows="10"></textarea><BR><BR> <input type=submit> </td></tr> </table> </body> </html> It is submitted to this: <html> <body> <?php (project_name,project_desc) VALUES ('$project_name','$project_desc')"); if (ereg(".", $project__name) == 1) { mysql_connect (neon, root, glider); mysql_select_db (projects); mysql_query ("INSERT INTO projects (project_name,project_desc) VALUES ('$project_name','$project_desc')"); print ("The project has been submitted.") } else { print ("Error: A project name is required."); } ?> </body> </html> Any suggestions are appreciated!
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