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| Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect I post this solution to a form validation and redirect as an addition to a comment page written with dreamweaver. Unfortunately Dreamweaver does not provide server-side validation for php. You're expected to purchase an extension. My problem I have a comments page with a comment form. I wanted the comment input to a database if ok but if a user tried to input code or a link, I wanted to redirect them back to the form page without their comment input to the database. I also needed to work out where in the Dreamweaver written code to place my validation and redirect. Here it is, I hope it helps somebody else. |
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| Re: Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect hi Is this echoing out properly, or do you just need help with the javascript validation ? |
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| Re: Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect Quote:
Hi Designer, I'm not actually asking for help here, I've posted this as a solution to the problem I posed here and in other posts. The above code works successfully. I could extend it with error messages and reproduction of the original comment to be edited but I decided to put a warning on the comments page not to post links or code, or the comment would be deleted. Re javascript, I already have js client-side validation with error messages. Thank you anyway for your interest in this thread. Taffd |
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| Re: Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect I am not sure if I am having a simoilar problem or it just sounds smilir to a new bie. I have acreated a form, www.lifespringnaz.com/form/lifegroup.html I have redirected it to a "thank you " at www.lifespringnaz.com/form/confirm.html. Yet, I do not get the confirmation page and I can't figure it out. Also, In Explorer, when i hit th e the submit button I get a message "am I sure I want to send this from my email address"? and it changes the subject line. Is this something that can be eliminated? Thanks! |
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| Re: Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect Yep.. Can you show us the code ? |
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| Re: Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect i have also need the solution |
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| Re: Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect What is the problem actually ? Because the OP wasn't asking for any help ! Quote:
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| Re: Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect Quote:
I am not sure if you are replying to my post or another. There are two problems: Problem 1: I have created a form, you can view it at: www.lifespringnaz.com/form/lifegroup.html I want to redirected it to a "thank you " at www.lifespringnaz.com/form/confirm.html. What code would I use here? And where do I put it? Problem 2: When filling out the form in Explorer, after I hit the the submit button I get a message "am I sure I want to send this from my email address"? ...it brings up the person’s email application and creates a message then you hit send. Is that going to work with everyone’s email apps? What if they just used web-based email? I would like to eliminate those extra boxes, is there a way to have it generate that email il message internally without having the additional step of launching the email application. Most forms I submit online like that don’t have the additional step/s after hitting submit. Lastly when the information is forwarded to me (the recipient), it seems to change the “subject” from Lifespring Report Form to “emailing . . “ So I want to eliminate the extra steps here and the changing of the subject line. Thanks, Judi |
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| Re: Dreamweaver php form validation and redirect Quote:
By using a header function. Your page should be a php page and not html. I mean, www.lifespringnaz.com/form/lifegroup.html should be www.lifespringnaz.com/form/lifegroup.php to use the php functions. Or you can configure apache so that it parses html files using a php parser(which is lil complicated for time being). After doing whatever you wanna do with the posted form values, use this. header("location: www.lifespringnaz.com/form/confirm.html"); This will redirect the user to "Thank you" page. Quote:
This has something to do with the way you have written your script. You are probably having a javascript alert to confirm the sending of email. I don't know about person's email application. We need to look at the code to know what you are talking about. Quote:
You can use the mail function provided by php. AFAIK, php doesn't change any subject line! Again, you should show us your script to understand the problem. Cheers, Nav |
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