Hi All,
I'm wondering how I should achieve this;
So, I have a url field, if someone types "www.example.com", I want that
to end up as "http://www.example.com"; when it's stored, and I want a
validator to make sure that's the case.
However, if someone types "www.example.com", I don't want validation to
fail, I just want the 'http://' to be added.
My initial implementation of this was just to do that prefix adding in
the post-validation code, but of course, now I've added validation, it
fails if the 'http://' is missing.
So, is there any way I can solve these requirements using deform as-is?
Even if it is, how would people feel about adding a "filter" stage, post
deserialisation, pre validation, for things like this?
cheers,
Chris
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