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Re: [PEAR] File elements, Client validation and QuickForm
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| Matte Edens 2005-05-26, 8:59 pm |
| I doubt it. The validation you'd want to do would be if it's a valid=20
file, valid filetype, etc. You can't do the first one in JS, by=20
design. You COULD prolly grab the text value of the input element and=20
run some text comparison on it to see if the filename has a valid=20
extension or if a value was entered at all, but I would think that's the =
extent of your client-side validation.
matte - matte@arubanetworks.com
webmonkey =BB arubanetworks.com
Dan Rossi wrote:
>A really stupid question but can Quickform do clientside validation for =
>file elements ? I gave it a try and doesnt look like it ;)
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| Dan Rossi 2005-05-26, 8:59 pm |
| Its just that by design QuickForm requires u post to itself to system=20
validate, I split requests into methods such as get and post, once its=20=
postsed a different method is used to how its displayed so its trikky.=20=
I use HTTP_Upload for uploading files so i guess I can use that.
On 25/05/2005, at 3:27 AM, Matte Edens wrote:
> I doubt it. The validation you'd want to do would be if it's a valid=20=
> file, valid filetype, etc. You can't do the first one in JS, by=20
> design. You COULD prolly grab the text value of the input element and=20=
> run some text comparison on it to see if the filename has a valid=20
> extension or if a value was entered at all, but I would think that's=20=
> the extent of your client-side validation.
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> matte - matte@arubanetworks.com
> webmonkey =BB arubanetworks.com
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> Dan Rossi wrote:
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