Re: Fw: [PHP] Re:[PHP]question

2002-09-11 Thread timo stamm
Hi Meltem, the second one was a better description of your problem. Attached is the most convenient approach can come up with for this problem. It is not optimized, but should be easy to understand. Timo '.$f_a_err.' '.$f_b_err.' '.$f_c_err.'

Re: Fw: [PHP] Re:[PHP]question

2002-09-11 Thread Support @ Fourthrealm.com
Meltem, You're much better off to use JavaScript to perform the form validation. This way, when the user clicks on the Submit button, JavaScript can make sure that values are filled in, or that they are within range, and can then pop up a message advising them of any errors, and that they ca

Fw: [PHP] Re:[PHP]question

2002-09-11 Thread Meltem Demirkus
I think because of my bad english I made you misunderstand..I ment this : for example when a person miss an input to fill on the from and then press the submit button I want him to be back to the same form page with a special message that I entered (something like :you left . place empty).B