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Posted by "Dave Sayer" on 06/09/05 18:33
Thanks jim, sorry for troubling you. Ive done that now and can see that all
vars are being set but the code in the form to return the contents of $err1
doesn’t display the contents, just emptiness. Thanks for your help, I will
keep on playing with it.
Cheers
Dave
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim Moseby [mailto:JMoseby@nrbindustries.com]
> Sent: 09 June 2005 15:49
> To: 'dave@digitalmeme.com'; php-general@lists.php.net
> Subject: RE: [PHP] HELP! form validation
>
> > > > > Eg:
> > > > > $error_style = 'color: rgb(255,0,0)';
> > > > > if(!$name){$err1 = $error_style; $error[]="*please enter
> > > > > your name\n";}
> > > > >
> <snip!>
> > > Does it re-populate the fields with the previously entered data?
> >
> > Yes, it does. I already have set the variables manually like
> > you say. Its
> > just the $err1, $err2 vars do not seem to be set with the
> > data stored in
> > $error_style.
>
> This baffles me too then. In your code above, if $name is not set, $err1
> will be set to equal $error_style. There is obviously more coming into
> play
> than just this code snippet. Double-check your variable names. Place
> strategically located 'echo' statements to see what is happening, for
> instance, right after the above 'if' statement, place an 'echo $name;'.
>
> JM
>
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