I agree with Joel. Using JavaScript to process on the client side is fast and doesn't
need to hit the CF server. I always
use this to check numeric value: ( I am sure many of you already know how to do this,
but I am posting it for those who
might not know.)
===========================
<script language="Javascript">
function checkfield()
{
if (isNaN(document.forms[0].phone.value))
{alert ("Sorry, but you must enter a numeric value.")
document.forms[0].phone.focus();
return false;
}
}
</script>
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Joel Firestone wrote:
> One way I found useful was to use JavaScript on the client-side
> to test if they were numbers or not. Then you know only numbers
> are being submitted.
>
> J
>
> : I am trying to do some server side validation for a phone number, but I am
> running into an odd problem. I split the phone number entry form into three
> textboxes the first one for area code (ie must be 3 numbers) and then the
> two parts of the phone number (ie must be 3 numbers and then must be 4
> numbers). I check to make sure the length of each textbox is correct and
> then I try to check if they are numeric, however it will throw an error.
> :
> : My code looks something like this:
> :
> : <cfif not IsNumeric("attributes.custPhone1") or not
> IsNumeric("attributes.custPhone2") or not
> IsNumeric("attributes.custPhone3")>
> : <cfset attributes.error = attributes.error & "Please enter a valid
> phone number.<br>">
> : </cfif>
> :
> : The strange part is that when I take out the not IsNumeric() statements
> for the first two form variables it works fine. Ideas???
> :
> : -Greg
>
>
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