But, no matter what, always validate data on the server. Otherwise, it's like being a teacher and having your students grade their own work; it only works when everyone is honest (and I can guarantee you that won't be the case on a public Web site).
Just to play devil's advocate; why would you validate data on the server if you have a _javascript_ that checked the user's input before it gets submitted to the server ? I mean the whole point of you having that _javascript_ is to make sure the the correct data gets entered so why bother checking it once again on the server-side with PHP ? Wouldn't that be redundant and a waste of resources ?
-Pete
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perl -e 'print pack("H*", "70766572746573406E79632E72722E636F6D0A")'
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