This gets the job done for what I need it to do, but I am wondering if there is an easier/more efficient way of accomplishing the same thing.The user inputs two numbers and they need to be between 0 a
What is the best way of checking whether or not a form has been submitted to determine whether I should pass the form\'s variables to my validation class?
While using the default validation handling in Silverlight ( using ValidatesOnExceptions=True,NotifyOnValidationError=True),
I want to validate a file uploader, by file extension. If the file extension is n开发者_运维知识库ot equal to .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .png, .bmp then throw validation error.
After spending a good amount of time researching input validation, I combined a few ideas and came up with this:
I have four input fields: MaxWidth MaxHeight and Width Height I want to validate that only MaxWidth + MaxHeight or Width + Height has been entered. The user shouldn\'t be able to submit values f
Im quite new to php development. In the application Im having a home.php page where the user needs to enter a security code and submit.
I hope it\'s permissible here to post large chucks of code, but I\'m having no luck with an assignment.We have to create a game were the computer generates a random number and the user has seven chanc
I have the simplest model with a single Date field that I want to validate. The problem is that if I enter the date as dd.mm.yyyy and submit it via GET it\'s not passing the validation. If I submit it
How do I pass to the method validate {State} parameter other than a model? I have two objects. MyForm form object and the object of User, who may modify MyForm.
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