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Posted by Pedro Graca on 10/30/06 11:17
Andrey Koptyaev wrote:
> here:
>
> function formCheck(formobj){
> // Enter name of mandatory fields
> var fieldRequired = Array("title", "category", "description",
> "regnow_id", "vid");
> // Enter field description to appear in the dialog box
No PHP so far
> var fieldDescription = Array("<?=$GLOBALS['_TITLE']?>",
> "<?=$GLOBALS['_DESC']?>", "<?=$GLOBALS['_CATEG']?>",
> "<?=$GLOBALS['_RNID']?>", "<?=$GLOBALS['_VENDOR']?>");
> // dialog message
> var alertMsg = "<?=$GLOBALS['_ERR11']?>\n";
Only stuff between <? and ?> (6 things) is, probably (*), PHP.
All the rest isn't; and also there is no more PHP below.
> var l_Msg = alertMsg.length;
>
> for (var i = 0; i < fieldRequired.length; i++){
> var obj = formobj.elements[fieldRequired[i]];
I suggest you ask in a newsgroup that deals with this language, whatever
it is :)
(*) It is PHP if your server is configured with short_open_tags.
Rather than rely on a specific server configuration, it's best to code
that as
<?php echo $variable; ?>
which will work on every server with PHP installed (and configured to
'run' on files with the extension this snippet is in).
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