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You know how sometimes a website asks you to type in your email twice, and if they
don't match you get a javascript alert?
Well I'm doing the
opposite.
There cannot be two of the same values in my form.I have done the javacript for it, and thats all in place,
JAVASCRIPTle="color: #000000"><?php print " function BothFieldsIdenticalCaseSensitive() {n"; print " var one = document.formulize.ELEMENTA.value.toLowerCase();n"; print " var another = document.formulize.ELEMENTB.value.toLowerCase();n"; print " if(one == another) {n"; print " alert("Oops You selected the same option twice! Can you please change it before submitting?");n"; print " return false;n"; print " } else {n"; print " return true;"; print " };n"; print " }n"; print "-->n"; print "</script>n";
I have also called the function in the right spot (im sure):
le="color: #000000"><?php $saveButton->setExtra("onclick=javascript:return BothFieldsIdenticalCaseSensitive();");
Now, here is the problemIf I have
10 different
form fields, how can I make sure that
none match?
Also, I have caled them ELEMENTA and ELEMENTB as an example, but cannot find the real variable in the file.
I am using FormulizePlease help!
