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Brute Force Validation
Hi, Funny, that's exactly what I was doing as you commented :) Have a Merry, Merry obi- obiwasabi
- Post #13
- Forum: Javascript
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Brute Force Validation
Hi, In the finished code above i'm using: <form id="theForm" onSubmit = "return isReady(this)" method="post" action="http://ckimedia.com/cgi-bin/formmail.pl"/>- obiwasabi
- Post #10
- Forum: Javascript
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Brute Force Validation
Hi, No it's not working, It simply tries to load the thanks.php form, wether the fields are filled or not.- obiwasabi
- Post #7
- Forum: Javascript
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Brute Force Validation
Hi, Here is the completed code: external JS <!-- //Check for email address: look for [@] and [.] function isEmail(elm){ if(elm.value.indexOf("@")+"" != "-1" && elm.value.indexOf(".") + "" != "-1" && elm.value != "") return true; else return false; } //Check for null and for...- obiwasabi
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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Brute Force Validation
Hi, Thanks I intend on calling the function as follows: <FORM NAME = "mailform" onSubmit = "return isReady(this)" ACTION = "cgi-bin/mailform.cgi"> //fields here </form>- obiwasabi
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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Brute Force Validation
Hi, In the following code, how would I go about validating select menus and checkboxes. I'm aware this not a method using DOM, I'm new to JS and going old skool at the moment //start JS <!-- //Check for email address: look for [@] and [.] function isEmail(elm){ if(elm.value.indexOf("@")+"" !=...- obiwasabi
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XML Newbie:Strutural Integrity
Hi, Thanks For The Prompt Reply So in my example file, really all of the additional information, after the name could be an attribute? C -
XML Newbie:Strutural Integrity
Hi, In the following xml doc, which is meant as an exercise for XSLT Transformations, and later FLASH. I'm soliciting pointers on the well-formedness of the document. Also when one should use an attribute, instead of a new element. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <employeeRecords>...
