I have a form on this page (if you click the link 'Make a Quick Enquiry) you will be shown the form.
I have put the Validate 1.0 action on the email field… but it still works even when the field is left blank.
Do you have JavaScript disabled in your browser? This is one way to
get around any sort of client-side validation. Basically, the rule is
“trust no-one” and you need to back up client-side validation with
server-side validation if you really want to enforce anything.
Walter
On Jun 2, 2011, at 7:14 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
I have a form on this page (if you click the link 'Make a Quick
Enquiry) you will be shown the form.
I have put the Validate 1.0 action on the email field… but it
still works even when the field is left blank.
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On Jun 2, 2011, at 2:05 PM, Walter Davis wrote:
Do you have JavaScript disabled in your browser? This is one way to get around any sort of client-side validation. Basically, the rule is “trust no-one” and you need to back up client-side validation with server-side validation if you really want to enforce anything.
Walter
On Jun 2, 2011, at 7:14 AM, Nathan Garner wrote:
I have a form on this page (if you click the link 'Make a Quick Enquiry) you will be shown the form.
I have put the Validate 1.0 action on the email field… but it still works even when the field is left blank.
Not sure which page you are talking about but if it is the enquiry form on your contact page then if you correctly name the input fields (3rd tab in thee inspector) as name and email then the PHPFF action will check them.