Hi guys

Ive inserted the Yav validation script into a form of mine and Im having a couple of problems. The actual validation works great and an alert pops up telling me what is wrong but once i click OK it submits the form anyway, even though it isnt right.

Ive attached the Yav script in case you want to have a look although i would presume it isnt something thats wrong in there.

The rules script section is:

    <SCRIPT>
	    var rules=new Array();
	    rules[0]='supplyMusic.[track]|required|You must select an option to supply your music';
	    rules[1]='supplyTrack.[track]|required|You must select an option to supply a reference track';
	</SCRIPT>

and my form header code is:

	<form name="myForm" method="POST" onsubmit="return performCheck('myForm', rules, 'classic');" action="page.php" enctype="multipart/form-data">

Any help on this would be grand!
Cheers
Stoot

Originally Posted by stoot98

Hi guys

Ive inserted the Yav validation script into a form of mine and Im having a couple of problems. The actual validation works great and an alert pops up telling me what is wrong but once i click OK it submits the form anyway, even though it isnt right.

Please post a link to a runnable demo.

ok, ive just went on the site to get the link and happen to be using FireFox cos im at uni and the problem does not seem to be happening. I also just checked it in Konquerer and it is still happening, so this makes it a little more confusing.

I was originally using IE 7 and would like to get it fixed on this browser.

Link is:

http://www.online-md.co.uk/index.php?pageID=22

Cheers

Originally Posted by stoot98

http://www.online-md.co.uk/index.php?pageID=22

First get rid of javascript: in the onsubmit handler, you don't ever need to write that in a script.

Your submit button is trying to call an entirely different function on click.

Use the error console.

Ive taken out those things you mentioned and the same thing is happening. In IE7 (and safari it seems too) the errors are displayed but the form still submits.

Any other thoughts would be greatly appreciated!