I am trying out the ValidateRM plugin. I have it working with one form
which is cool.
The second form I have deals with hours worked on a project. The hours
are put in by increments of .25 (i.e. it could be .50 or 7.75). I know I
can check this with the mod ( % ) operator but I haven't a clue
Robert Hicks wrote:
I am trying out the ValidateRM plugin. I have it working with one form
which is cool.
The second form I have deals with hours worked on a project. The hours
are put in by increments of .25 (i.e. it could be .50 or 7.75). I know I
can check this with the mod ( % ) operator
Jason Purdy wrote:
Robert Hicks wrote:
I am trying out the ValidateRM plugin. I have it working with one form
which is cool.
The second form I have deals with hours worked on a project. The hours
are put in by increments of .25 (i.e. it could be .50 or 7.75). I know
I can check this
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 10:37:14 -0500, Michael Peters wrote:
Hi Michael
I know it's untested, but you can't use % with non-integer numbers.
I see 2 possible solutions, one regex based, the other using a
subroutine (my example shows the higher-order subroutines that the
new DFV 4.0 likes).
Ron Savage wrote:
On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 10:37:14 -0500, Michael Peters wrote:
Hi Michael
I know it's untested, but you can't use % with non-integer numbers.
I see 2 possible solutions, one regex based, the other using a
subroutine (my example shows the higher-order subroutines that the
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