The error complains about an unexpected "!", right ?
What if you do
if (!isset($title)) {
That's the correct syntax, you know ?...
Luis
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tle = $_POST['title'];
if (trim($title) == '') {
// handle error: title is mandatory
}
else {
// do whatever is needed with title
}
}
...
might do the job.
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Hi,
Thanks for reply.
I have wrapped your code in like so:-
?>
called it p-6-2.php and this is the error I get:-
Parse error: parse error, unexpected '!', expecting '(' in D:\web\myforms\p-6-2.php on
line 4
I have used my own form which uses javascript to validate the fname and su
hey, you could try with a double qote instead of single quote.
$submit = $_POST["submit"];
but with globals on,
global $submit;
will work too,
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