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validating a form field, must be a number and not empty
Does this mean do client side validation so the user is prompted at each step if there is a problem AND do server side validation because it is more secure OR Don't bother with client side validation like javascript? What is javascript good for then? Thanks this has been very illuminating.- peeryowen
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- Forum: Javascript
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validating a form field, must be a number and not empty
Thanks again feherke but I don't understand anything regarding regular expressions. I am starting from scratch. I think I am going to use the jQuery method. I want to practice writing raw js just to better understand how it works, but maybe there are better ways to do this.- peeryowen
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- Forum: Javascript
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validating a form field, must be a number and not empty
Feherke you are too kind, you said, "To follow your coding style", evidently I don't have a coding style in javascript. Is your method a standard way? I don't know how to code in javascript so I wrote it the way I write html or css. I should probably learn a standard way so that I can better...- peeryowen
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- Forum: Javascript
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validating a form field, must be a number and not empty
Hi, I looked through the FAQs but I really don't think I need a loop here, which seemed to be the solutions proposed there. I have never had to write my own javascript but now the boss say I have to so I am trying to start simple. I have a simple HTML form where each form element has a name. I...- peeryowen
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- Forum: Javascript
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defining a constraint in relation to another piece of data
Thanks for the help that is exactly what I needed and in fact I am an American living in France and I am trying to navigate between French and English versions and versions 2003 and 2007 and since I have not done Access in a while I was lost.- peeryowen
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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defining a constraint in relation to another piece of data
I have agreed to help someone create their database in Access and it has been a long time for me. They are a construction company. In a table called WorkType we have the following fields, IdWT, NameWT, CLrateWT, EMrateWT, and a foreign key of idScope. CLrateWT is the rate they bill clients for...- peeryowen
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Querying multiple tables
Well since I work in a French company they might buy a book in French but certainly not in English, even though SQL is well in English. Once I get a little deeper into SQL and can figure out if it is what i want to do, I will look into the book. At this point I am just trying to learn more... -
Querying multiple tables
I was so careful to get the unimportant details right that I overlooked that one. Select, From, Where, ingrained in my head. Before I came back to look here, I looked again, something looked wrong, but it didn't pop off the page then. Thanks again. I understand your query, but wouldn't this... -
Querying multiple tables
I have a basic grasp of SQL and now need to apply it to more complex examples with multiple tables. Problem 1 is I am not sure I fully understand the client request, I think I do but I am not sure. I know you can't really help me here but I figure once you have done this a while, many client...
