RE: [WSG] Re: javascript form submission

2004-05-19 Thread Nancy Johnson
thanks

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Subject: [WSG] Re: javascript form submission

> I am also weak with javascript and no nothing about php.  Can you
point
> me to some good URLS and/or books that could help me out?

Try http://www.phpfreaks.com to get you started.

Alan 
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[WSG] Re: javascript form submission

2004-05-18 Thread Alan Milnes
> I am also weak with javascript and no nothing about php.  Can you point
> me to some good URLS and/or books that could help me out?

Try http://www.phpfreaks.com to get you started.

Alan 
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[WSG] Re: javascript form submission

2004-05-18 Thread Alan Milnes
> I'm going to add an input type="image" button which will do the job but,
> where should I put now the form validation? I mean can I still use the
> onsubmit event on the input type image and use the same javascript
function
> that there was before or is it everytime better to have the validation on
> the server-side to have a proper accessible form? Thanks everyone.

Do it on the server - I'm sick of sites I can't use becasue they assume
javascript
will be available.

Personally I use PHP on the server.

Alan

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