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Palermo
Starting Member
25 Posts |
Posted - 2013-12-24 : 20:50:25
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I have created a form with basic validation :if($formValue['forename']=="" || $formValue['surname']=="" || $formValue['username']=="" || $formValue['password']=="" || $formValue['email']=="" ){$message = "Missing data - please try again" ;header("Location: registration.php?message=$message"); I want to validate each field individually. Could someone give an example using one of the fields above? |
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cgraus
Starting Member
12 Posts |
Posted - 2013-12-27 : 04:49:37
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You just do an 'if' statement for each form value, and return a message that is more specific.This has nothing to do with SQL Server, but it's so obvious, I never do PHP and the answer was still obvious to me. |
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