[phorm] [Phorm:] Re: Required Fields
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MESSAGE: (#2546) Re: Required Fields
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AUTHOR: Erich
DATE: April 17, 2003 at 1:49 a.m. EST
Reply To: (#2541) Re: Required Fields
Author: Bob Brody
Date: April 16, 2003 at 5:34 p.m. EST
Hi Bob,
I've got the errorform set up the same as the form page. What I did is set up
the original form (widgets.html) as a .php page and integrate it into the
site. The error page is the same page only in html format with the error codes
you indicate below each necessary field.
When I test the email field, it works properly - forwards to the error page
and displays the "You must enter an email address" message. As you stated, the
error field calls the PHORM_FROM message.
However, I've got most other fields required as well.....at least on the
rules.txt file. But when I leave these fields blank, the form processes as if
they were all filled in. I've checked case, field names, error message paths,
and everything I can think of.
Am I overlooking something simple?
Thanks for the reply,
Erich
> Hi, Erich.
> If you're referring to the Widgets example, notice
> that the error messages (in errorform.html) are
> created atop each respective field. I.e., the error
> reporting is field-specific. If you're copying the
> exact string that reports the PHORM_FROM field when
> missing, and nothing else, then all you'll get is a
> error message with the email is left out or is
> incorrect.
> <!-- Phorm Messages PHORM_FROM <FONT
> COLOR=TEAL><B>###</B></FONT><BR>-->
> I believe that's just going to check the PHORM_FROM
> field.
> Notice further down:
> <!-- Phorm Messages Color -->
> That reports a message if a Color is not chosen.
> In other words, you can split up the error messages to
> locate them with the respective fields if you want.
> Whereas,
> <!-- Phorm Messages-->
> would put all the error messages in one spot.
> Well, I think that's the issue. I've been away from
> Phorm for a while so I'm still rusty. :-)
> Bob
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