I have an order form broken into sections. I'm trying to decide if it would
be best to validate each section as it is completed, or if I can just
validate the entire form all at once at the end. The goals are 1) allow the
user to fill out the forms sections in any order, going back and forth if
I have created a typical membership form and am trying to validate the form
on the client side utilising tags.
However, I have come up against a few problems and am stumped.
1) I have set the required=yes in most of my fields yet the order
at which the javascript error message appears, i.e
Hi folk,
I need to validate all fields of a membership form in my huge CFMX app.
But I don't have enough information about the reliable way.
I have searched the web but found no reliable and full (advanced level)
information.
Is there a guide, a sample or an article to help me? What are
When I was first using CF a while ago, I came across a web page talking
about form validation, and they used this piece of code:
REFindNoCase("[[:digit:]]|[[:punct:]]", myvariable, 1)
I have reused it now and again, but I really want to know what the
[[:digit:]]|[[:punct:]] thing is
When I was first using CF a while ago, I came across a web page talking
about form validation, and they used this piece of code:
REFindNoCase("[[:digit:]]|[[:punct:]]", myvariable, 1)
I have reused it now and again, but what I have always wondered is what
the [[:digit:]] and th
Hi everybody:
I need an easy way for form validation in my cf application. I know the
requirment option in cfform but I need one that writes beside the form not as a
popup. Is there any easy way. I have seen some in AJAX but couldn't find any
IDE for that.
Thanks
B
Hi folks
I am having a problem validation a form. Users will be given 5 questions on
the screen at a time, with 4 radio buttons for each question (A, B, C, D)
for a multiple choice style exam. I am dynamically naming the radio buttons
so they correspond to the question ID. The code to outpu
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: From: Azeem Huda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
: Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 11:35 AM
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: Subject: & form validation
:
:
: I have created a typical membership form and am trying to
: validate the form
: on the client side utilising tags.
: However, I have come up a
yes, don't use CFFORM. Roll your own JavaScript, much better this way and much more
flexible.
Doug
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>From: Azeem Huda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 11:35 AM
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>Subject: & form validation
>
On Monday 20 Jan 2003 16:56 pm, Ben Doom wrote:
> you can make the page throw flags or highlight things or whatever instead
> of that standard grey box that always annoys the designers. :-)
You can do this client-side, with qforms (from pengoworks) for instance.
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nnngh
Thomas Chiverton writes:
> On Monday 20 Jan 2003 16:56 pm, Ben Doom wrote:
>
>> you can make the page throw flags or highlight things or whatever instead
>> of that standard grey box that always annoys the designers. :-)
>
> You can do this client-side, with qforms (from pengoworks) for insta
I'ds uggest taking a look at Qforms by PengoWorks
http://www.pengoworks.com/index.cfm?action=qForms
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I'ds uggest taking a look at Qforms by PengoWorks
http://www.pengoworks.com/index.cfm?action=qForms
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> Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 8:35 AM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: & form validation
>
> I have created a typical membership form and am trying to validate the
> form
> on the client side utilising tags.
> However, I have come up again
decided yet. I just started playing around with it a few weeks ago and so
far it is very good.
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From: "Murat Demirci" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 8:28 AM
Subject: Form validatio
Is it secure?
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Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 5:08 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Form validation
There is something out there called FusionScript. It is supposed to
allow
you to validate nearly every field type, and it is
; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Is it secure?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Bruce Sorge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2003 5:08 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Form validation
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&
tion.
And then there's the qForms API ( http://www.pengoworks.com ) which is a
JavaScript API for client-side form validation. I use it (usually in
combination with server-side validation using the try-catch as above). I've
been pretty impressed with the API in general, although it does show the
occasional
It's known that hackers are trying to post malformed information to the
server gaining an idea through the forms in a site. So form validation
is an important issue.
I know the FusionScript a little, it is a rich tool. But I'm not sure
that it's security, has no bug.
It doesn&#
Quoting Murat Demirci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I know the FusionScript a little, it is a rich tool. But I'm not sure
> that it's security, has no bug.
All software is either trivial or has bugs.
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Quoting Murat Demirci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I know the FusionScript a lit
unday, February 23, 2003 6:26 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Form validation
FusionScript is designed to allow you to use reasonably simple
ColdFusion
tags (custom tags) to create client-side JavaScript code essentially
using
the same syntax you use for the rest of your ColdFusion code. I haven'
6:50 PM
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Subject: RE: Form validation
I prefer to start validation at server, and than do Javascript
equivalent. But I need reliable UDFs or Custom Tags, OR I can code all
of them, but I need a guide that shows me what is a valid e-mail address
and what is not.
Client-side solution
t: Sunday, February 23, 2003 6:26 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: Form validation
> FusionScript is designed to allow you to use reasonably
> simple
> ColdFusion
> tags (custom tags) to create client-side JavaScript code
> essentially
> using
> the same syntax you use f
cally.
http://www.electricsheep.co.nz/terraform/
Matthew Walker
Electric Sheep Web
http://www.electricsheep.co.nz/
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Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 3:28 AM
]>
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 5:50 AM
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> I prefer to start validation at server, and than do Javascript
> equivalent. But I need reliable UDFs or Custom Tags, OR I can code all
> of them, but I need a guide that shows me what is a valid e-mail addres
hip module.
>
> If there isn't a powerful server-side solution to validate forms,
> converting client-side Javascript codes to CF codes will be most
> preferable way for me.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: S. Isaac Dealey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday,
I've recently revisited some form validation issues, and once again it's driving me batty. Here is what I have so far...
here's the main part of the form from dsp_register.cfm
at the top I set a default value for variables.msg
Doug Brown
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Subject: Form Validation
> When I was first using CF a while ago, I came across a web page talking
> ab
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> Subject: Form Validation
>
>
> When I was first using CF a while ago, I came across a web
> page talking
> about form validation, and they used this piece of code:
> REFindNoCase("[[:digit:]]|
This is sort of confusion to explain, but I will try.
I'm attempting to validate a form using the example in MASTERING COLD FUSION
4, pg 390, ex 15.4.
Of course the book example is ultra simple. 3 easy text fields, submits to
another script that validates by checking to see if value is zero. Thi
Server side validation and post to the same script
Ali Majdzadeh wrote:
> Hi everybody:
> I need an easy way for form validation in my cf application. I know the
> requirment option in cfform but I need one that writes beside the form not as
> a popup. Is there any easy way. I have
Cfform has a format attribute for "flash." Flash form validation is a
inline validation taht highlights the fields required and puts a red glow on
them. You can then use actionscript to create popups if you want after the
fact.
Teddy
On 10/2/06, Ali Majdzadeh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&g
> I need an easy way for form validation in my cf application. I know the
> requirment option in cfform but I need one that writes beside the form not
> as a popup. Is there any easy way. I have seen some in AJAX but couldn't
> find any IDE for that.
You could give thi
onday, October 02, 2006 8:57 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Form Validation
Hi everybody:
I need an easy way for form validation in my cf application. I know the
requirment option in cfform but I need one that writes beside the form not
as a popup. Is there any easy way. I have seen some in AJAX but cou
Hi:
As a matter of fact I need something like zapatec
http://www.zapatec.com/website/main/ (the one that shows the error beside the
field) not the one that pops out in a window. Or some server side if possible
at the submitting the form. TMT looks very great and useful but I need one that
shows
> As a matter of fact I need something like zapatec
> http://www.zapatec.com/website/main/ (the one that shows the error beside
> the field) not the one that pops out in a window. Or some server side if
> possible at the submitting the form. TMT looks very great and useful but I
> need one that sho
Try QForms from PengoWorks.com. I absolutely love it for client-side
validation.
Rey...
Ali Majdzadeh wrote:
> Hi everybody:
> I need an easy way for form validation in my cf application. I know the
> requirment option in cfform but I need one that writes beside the form not as
>
ot;cfif defined" forms don't work fine when I
put the TMT codes among them. I deleted the TMT scripts and they work fine. I
really get confused. Can you please give me some advice or some other form
validation script that make such costom errors like what TMT does.
> Try QForms from PengoWorks.com. I absolutely love it for client-side
> validation.
I love qForms as well and use it extensively. However, the current version does
only use pop-ups. He had a version in development that could display the
validation errors in-line but not sure what happened to t
e "cfif defined" forms
> don't work fine when I put the TMT codes among them. I deleted the TMT
> scripts and they work fine. I really get confused. Can you please give
> me some advice or some other form validation script that make such costom
> errors like what TMT d
Hello dear sir:
I sent you and email and attached the whole pages and wrote the exact problem
that happens when I use TMT validation with the coldfusion code.
Thanks
Benign
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you could write a javascript validation script. Something simple, just
checking to see if the radiobuttongroup.checked == 'true'
make your next button or whatever moves the user on to the next set of
questions, check the validator script first.
On 10/20/05, Steve Milburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
How can you not know the name of the button? Even if the names are being
generated dynamically, you can still pass that to a js function.
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Sent: Friday, October 21, 2005 11:35 AM
To: CF-Talk
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but I don't have to know it's name?
I'll keep working on it.
Thank again
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From: John Wilker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 3:23 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Form validation
you could write a javascript validation script. So
Hi,
I have a flash form as below.
I want to validate whether newpassword and newpassword2 fields are identical
or not on client side. Are there any method such as bind etc. To do this?
TIA!
Best regard
I'm working on a site where people register and choose their own
username. In the registration form I'd like to, onBlur from the
username field, immediately check to see if that username is already
in use and if so, trigger an alert that returns them to the field.
What's the best way to do this?
Pass the message with cflocation too
variables.msg )#">
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Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 12:43:32 +1200
Subject: form validation problems
To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I've recently revisited so
August 19, 2004 3:14 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: form validation problems
Pass the message with cflocation too
variables.msg )#">
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>> Why dont you use JS and let the client do all the validation?
Cos a user may have _javascript_ turned off... never trust the client
(well you know what I mean)
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Hi Greg,
Letting JS do all your validation is a Very Bad Idea.
First and foremost, users can turn it off at will.
Secondly, most JS validation is only written to validate type, not value.
In general, you should apply validation on the server side that
validates both the type of input, and that
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>> Why dont you use JS and let the client do all the validation?
Cos a user may have _javascript_ turned off... never trust the client
(well you know what I mean)
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>>First and foremost, users can turn it off at will.
Well, is a user turns off his _javascript_, it's HIS problem, and _javascript_ is so much used
that chances he ever reaches a page with a form are very low anyway.
>>Secondly, most JS validation is only written to validate type, not value.
???
>>Cos a user may have _javascript_ turned off... never trust the client
One of the first thing I do in my apps is to check if the user has _javascript_ turned off.
If yes, he his requested to turn it on.
Gee, he can also close his Browser or pull the plug of his PC, the form won't work either.
If
> Well, is a user turns off his _javascript_, it's HIS problem,
> and _javascript_ is so much used that chances he ever reaches a
> page with a form are very low anyway.
It actually becomes your problem. You have to clean up the mess if one
should occur fomr someone circumventing your JS validat
>> But most of the validation can be and SHOULD be done client side on
the contrary.
Must disagree... the more client side validation, the better for the end
user and a better app you will build...
But the most important validation is on the server...
You can build something with only se
One of the most important rules in software development is not to trust
user input. ever!
_javascript_ is an excellent scripting language providing a user friendly
1st layer of notifying problems, fast, and responding to those problems
with another piece of _javascript_. Whether is it displ
by you that his IT department is going to have change the way they do things because YOU have code in their network now that hinges on rather or not a USER end feature is on or off.
more change for ya
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Claude,
When a user turns off _javascript_, it's their preference, and very much
your problem. If you're using at as the sole means to make sure a
string is a string and a number is a number, you're likely to begin
getting emails about users encountering ColdFusion errors.
>I can write code in _
>>But once that is done it should be validated again on server side.
Ah ok, I agree with that. Validate on the server, but validate first client side.
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>>When a user turns off _javascript_, it's their preference, and very much
your problem.
Ok, I admit I almost exclusively write intranet applications that always require _javascript_ enabled,
It is part of the specifications of the product, otherwise the application will simply not run.
I agree t
>>Must disagree... the more client side validation, the better for the end
>>user and a better app you will build...
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>> Then you don't desagree, you agree ;-)
I do agree with the more client side the better... I know it's pretty
bad, but it's usually my deadlines that define how much client side
validation I get to put in.
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Use len(trim(form.formfield)).
Textareas, unless in the format will not be eq "".
If you have, the texarea has a CRLF in it.
the trim() will ignore the CRLF.
>
This is sort of confusion to explain, but I will try.
I'm attempting to validate a form using the example in MASTERING COLD
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> Sent: Friday, December 08, 2000 10:04 AM
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> Subject: Form Validation Question
>
>
> This is sort of confusion to explain, but I will try.
>
> I'm attempting to validate a form using the example in
> MASTERING COLD FUSION
> 4, pg 390, ex 15.4.
>
which will strip off all leading and trailing white space from form entries.
or
BL
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Sent: Friday, December 08, 2000 7:04 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Form Validation Question
This is sort of confusion to explain, but I wil
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use len(trim(form.lastname)) If the textbox (You did mean textbox, not
text area, yes? a text block is a single line field that can only accept
255 charachters, while a textar
Running Version 7,0,1,116466
Trying to validate a form field to accept only text, nothing else.
This is working, but I'm not getting the proper error message when
entering something like Bob# Smith...
I get:
Form entries incomplete or invalid.
* The value entered in the field MYNAME is not
Hi everybody:
Is there any reliable, complete form validation custom tag?
Thanks
Benign
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How is everyone handling their form validation in MG? Before I moved to the
framework I had a CFC that contained a bunch of validation methods, It was
originally built by Javier Julio and was perfect for my requirements, as
pre-processing the form I could pass the values into the
The JQuery Validate plugin has a method whereby, aside from any standard
checks you put in place (not empty, alphanumeric only, etc), it will
make an Ajax request and assign a field it's validation status based
upon the Ajax status return.
http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-val
I realize that sometimes it's better to use client side validation on
forms... Sometimes server side... Sometimes both.
Are there any rules of thumb to using client side (JavaScript) validation on
508 compliant forms?
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To
The only issue with JavaScript is whether the feedback from it is readily
available to the user. So a rollover/dropdown menu isn't directly
accessible, but if you have the same links available elsewhere on the page
then you're fine. With client side form validation, you typically put u
>So if you are going to do server side to protect your app/data anyway, why
>even invest the extra work in JS...
Because as a User I prefer client-side validation to save me some trips to the server,
if possible.
For the 90% of users with it enabled, it can be user-friendly.
Of course, you shou
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Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 4:15 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Form validation & 508 compliancy
>So if you are going to do server s
> I realize that sometimes it's better to use client side
> validation on forms... Sometimes server side... Sometimes
> both.
Rather than answering your Section 508 question, I'll simply state that you
should always use server-side validation, whether you also use client-side
validation or not.
All,
Thank you very much for your responses to my Section 508 question.
They have been most helpful.
Eric
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Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 5:25 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Form validation & 508 compliancy
> I reali
Ok, here is the problem:
I have various sets of radio buttons on a page. 4 sets to a page
actually.
I need a javascript that will validate that a radio button has been
selected
for each of the four sets. Being no good a javascript I am turning to
you for help. ( I know this isn't a cold fusion
Anybody up to attempting to help me debug a JS form validation script
I'm working on?
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Anybody up to attempting to help me debug a JS
The script is to loop through the "fieldnames" array to validate each
field specified. Each "Item" of the "fieldnames" array is an array:
Fieldname, FieldType, ErrorMessage, ValidateForBadCharacters,
ValidateAnEmailAddress
I started by just checking for "isEmpty", which is working fine. Then I
A couple things:
1. Is there someplace I can see this online to check it out?
2. Have you tried just popping up the value of Item[4] when you run
through the validator? A lot of times that will give you a good idea
what's going on. Just stick an alert(Item[4]); in the function that's
breaking. Th
I figured it out. Since I used 'i' for my index of my ValForm() function
I could not also use it in the character loop of the charCheck()
function. "i" would increment far past the number of items in my
fieldnames array, which is why I got null errors when attempting to
access a value. I change
using the innate form validation in cfmx (using a regular _expression_ with the pattern of "(^[_a-zA-Z0-9-]+(\.[_a-zA-Z0-9-]+)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\.[a-zA-Z0-9-]+)*\.(([a-zA-Z]{2,3})|(aero|coop|info|museum|name))$)|(^ *$)") seems to be broken in Mac Safari?
It will catch the incorrectly
Just posting this again as no one answered my post on the 14th & I'm really hoping someone out there has some info!
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using the innate form validation in cfmx (using a regular _expression_ with the pattern of "(^[_a-zA-Z0-9-]+(\.[_a-zA-Z0-9-]+)[EMAIL PROTECTED](\.[a-zA-Z0-9
I have 3 form fields: Phone1, phone2, email.
Can someone point me to or give me an example how to:
I have always used an cfif statement to validate that at least ONE contact
method is provided.
This is so old school, but it works.
I would like to know how to accomplish this using JQUERY, CF AJAX
Well, this is just an annoyance, but it seems there is a minor error in the CF
form validation when you use validate="float". It does not validate correctly.
It allows both a $ sign and/or a , to be inserted in the field.
That's just wrong.
Robert B. Harrison
Director
Hi!
I was wondering if there was a way arond this problem.
I am using the CFINPUT 's "Required" and "Message"
options. They work great, except that I want to
go further with the email verification.
I inserted a script to verify the format of the
email address. The problem is that if all the
fi
1. Client side: Could someone please show me an example of doing client-side
form validation that doesn't use the alertbox method? It would be nice if
next to the input field the user would simply see red text explaining their
input error.
2. Server side: How about server-side validation
i need a field to be like 123-1234 only
anyone got anything good off hand?
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I copied/pasted your exact code in a form and I got your message when I
put invalid text in the field: "You must enter your Name". There must
be something else wrong...what browser are you testing with?
> -Original Message-
> From: Les Mizzell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday,
Munson, Jacob wrote:
> I copied/pasted your exact code in a form and I got your message when I
> put invalid text in the field: "You must enter your Name". There must
> be something else wrong...what browser are you testing with
Here's the weird part...
1. If I leave the field blank, I get the
> 1. If I leave the field blank, I get the correct error message.
> 2. If I enter invalid text ("Bob@@", for example) - I get the
> "The value
> entered in the field MyName is not correctly formatted for
> the pattern
> ^[a-zA-Z\s]+$."
>
> This happens in I.E., Firefox, and Netscape for me - W
I thought of a couple of other things. Are you using flash/xml forms?
Maybe if you send us your cfform tag, someone will spot something.
> -Original Message-
> From: Munson, Jacob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 4:32 PM
>
> > 1. If I leave the field blank, I ge
Munson, Jacob wrote:
> I thought of a couple of other things. Are you using flash/xml forms?
> Maybe if you send us your cfform tag, someone will spot something.
Standard looking cfform tag:
Form is here: http://www.columbiacityjazz.com/infoQuest.cfm
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you need the scripts src set in your form tag because you don't have CFIDE
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On 5/31/06, Les Mizzell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Munson, Jacob wrote:
> > I thought of a couple of other things. Are you using flash/xml forms?
> > Maybe if you send us your cfform tag, someone will
Oops. You actually need the cfform.js file to do that type of validation.
you can copy that from CFIDE/Scripts folder Other files in that
directory are needed for flash forms as well.
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Casey Dougall wrote:
> Oops. You actually need the cfform.js file to do that type of validation.
> you can copy that from CFIDE/Scripts folder Other files in that
> directory are needed for flash forms as well.
It's on a shared server, so I don't have that kind of access.
I also just remembe
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