Hi,
I'm quite new to ChronoForms, but i have implemented a couple of forms and discovered this morning that all of them have the same problem: in IE submit only validates the Captcha field. How do i fix this?
Link URL: http://www.doonholm.com/index.php/customer-registration-form
Awesome product otherwise.
Thanks in advance.
V
I'm quite new to ChronoForms, but i have implemented a couple of forms and discovered this morning that all of them have the same problem: in IE submit only validates the Captcha field. How do i fix this?
Link URL: http://www.doonholm.com/index.php/customer-registration-form
Awesome product otherwise.
Thanks in advance.
V
Hi vixen,
I just ran a test and as far as I can see field validation is working in FF and IE 6, 7, & 8
Bob
I just ran a test and as far as I can see field validation is working in FF and IE 6, 7, & 8
Bob
Thanks Bob.
If the validation is working on required fields, then why am I able to submit the form incomplete?
Do you need any other information?
V
If the validation is working on required fields, then why am I able to submit the form incomplete?
Do you need any other information?
V
Hi vixen,
I don't know - I can't submit the form incomplete, I get the validation error messages testing with all those browsers.
Bob
I don't know - I can't submit the form incomplete, I get the validation error messages testing with all those browsers.
Bob
The client is getting quite a few incomplete application forms, so it's obviously not just my browser.
But thanks for looking into this.
V
But thanks for looking into this.
V
Hi Vixen,
Could you verify that you've enabled javascript in your browser?
Also, if it is vital to have your form completely filled, I suggest you look at the serverside validation option, as this is the only means you are in actual control over what is submitted or not. The Javascript-based 'live validation' could rather be seen as assistance to your users to inform them about missing fields before they actually submit, rather than actually enforcing the required fields.
/Fredrik
Could you verify that you've enabled javascript in your browser?
Also, if it is vital to have your form completely filled, I suggest you look at the serverside validation option, as this is the only means you are in actual control over what is submitted or not. The Javascript-based 'live validation' could rather be seen as assistance to your users to inform them about missing fields before they actually submit, rather than actually enforcing the required fields.
/Fredrik
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