When a user fills out my form on IE and leaves a field blank - he's sent to the process.php form where it tells him he's left a required field blank - go back. The user hits the back button on IE and all of his data is gone that he typed in.
I tried to incorporate a form validation javascript into my form but I can't get it to work - I think because phpformgenerator does its own validtion.
Can anyone help me with this?
thanks,
Janel
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Form validation does occur in process.php, you can edit and disable this if you want but it would probably be better to just incorporate your additions to the validations in the process.php file.
My forms on IE, valid or not, do retain entry data when using the back button.
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When a user fills out my form on IE and leaves a field blank - he's sent to the process.php form where it tells him he's left a required field blank - go back. The user hits the back button on IE and all of his data is gone that he typed in.
I tried to incorporate a form validation javascript into my form but I can't get it to work - I think because phpformgenerator does its own validtion.
Can anyone help me with this?
thanks,
Janel
Form validation does occur in process.php, you can edit and disable this if you want but it would probably be better to just incorporate your additions to the validations in the process.php file.
My forms on IE, valid or not, do retain entry data when using the back button.
thanks for the reply...could you give me an idea of why another user on IE would loose their information when hitting the back button?
thanks again
No clue. Try it yourself to see what you get. If I think of anything I'll come back and post it.