To verify the existence of both a name and message, try a test similar to
the following:
if ((email_is_valid($email)) && (strlen($name) > 0) && (strlen($name) > 0))
{ ... }
I've found that using "" in a conditional block tends to be a bit buggy.
strlen() seems to be pretty solid for verifying the existence of text in a
variable.
Mike Frazer
"Toke Herkild" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I've made a script which ought to validate if there is data in the fields
or
> not... but it doesn't seem to work...
>
> the validation is following:
> if ((email_is_valid($Email)) and ($Name != "") and ($Message != "")){
> do stuff ...
> }
>
> But even if I submit an empty form it executes "do stuf..."
> I have tried to put an empty space into the $Name and $Message test but
that
> doesn't seem to do any difference either...
>
>
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