I got Warning: No message string found for 'js_invalid_hidden' in my error_log. When I look at Messages.pm there is no default for it, and even if I define one during new() it didn't get used. I think this comes from the line: my $et = 'js_invalid_' . ($type eq 'text' ? 'input' : $type); from sub jsmessage. Maybe it should use js_invalid_default instead?
Liu, Aaron <aaron.liu <at> asianetcom.com> wrote: > > I got Warning: No message string found for 'js_invalid_hidden' > in my error_log. When I look at Messages.pm there is no default for it, > and even if I define one during new() it didn't get used. I think this > comes from the line: > > my $et = 'js_invalid_' . ($type eq 'text' ? 'input' : $type); > > from sub jsmessage. Maybe it should use js_invalid_default instead? I'm confused - this would only be triggered if you're validating a hidden field and then it fails validation somehow. What are you doing? -Nate
I got a hidden field that should be propagated in the form between submission and I wanted to make sure it is there. So I have put it in the required field with validate check as 'VALUE'. The error occurs during form rendering only. When I submited the form eventually it passed without perl/javascript error and passed validate function. > -----Original Message----- > From: Nate Wiger [mailto:nwiger <at> gmail.com] > Sent: Friday, June 03, 2005 23:40 > To: Liu, Aaron > Cc: fbusers <at> formbuilder.org > Subject: Re: js_invalid_hidden not defined > > Liu, Aaron <aaron.liu <at> asianetcom.com> wrote: > > > > I got Warning: No message string found for > 'js_invalid_hidden' > > in my error_log. When I look at Messages.pm there is no > default for it, > > and even if I define one during new() it didn't get used. I > think this > > comes from the line: > > > > my $et = 'js_invalid_' . ($type eq 'text' ? 'input' : $type); > > > > from sub jsmessage. Maybe it should use js_invalid_default instead? > > I'm confused - this would only be triggered if you're validating a > hidden field and then it fails validation somehow. What are you doing?(Continue reading)
Hi again,
Upon my attempt in making a barebone example I realized my error
report was not exactly correct: the value js_invalid_hidden in messages
is indeed effective (but it is not used in any case and no default is
defined in Messages.pm). I was using 3.0201, but upgrading to 3.0202
didn't fix the problem. Anyway, here is the snippet (pass ?id=1 on the
url to trigger the warning in error log):
-------------------------------------------------
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use strict;
use CGI;
use CGI::FormBuilder;
my $query=CGI->new;
my $id=$query->param('id');
my @fields=qw/role/;
my $form=CGI::FormBuilder->new(
method=>'POST',
name=>'test',
fields => \@fields,
reset=>0,
validate=>{
id=>'VALUE',
role=>'VALUE',
},
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On Thu, 16 Jun 2005 12:23:02 +0200, you wrote:
>dear list members
>
>The validation of values seems to work perfectly well, however, I wonder
>whether
>it is possible to require a field-entry to be a number AND to fall
>within a given
>range, e.g. between 0 and 10. I know how to get a number, I don't know
>how to
>check for the range.
>
>Any example will be greatly appreciated!
I've never tried it, but the FB docs suggest you can use a Perl
comparison for validation.
validate => {
rating => {
perl => '< 10'
},
},
I'm unsure if you can say
< 10 && $form->field("rating") > 0
to get the range.
If all else fails, you can write validation function
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On 16-06-2005 12:23, Chris van Uffelen wrote:
> The validation of values seems to work perfectly well, however, I wonder
> whether
> it is possible to require a field-entry to be a number AND to fall
> within a given
> range, e.g. between 0 and 10. I know how to get a number, I don't know
> how to
> check for the range.
If your range can be expressed as a limited number of digits instead,
you should need only a regexp like this (which should work for both
JavaScript and Perl validation):
validate => {
number_between_1000_and_9999 =>
'^[1-9][0-9]{3}$',
number_between_10_and_9999 =>
'^[1-9][0-9]{1,3}$',
number_between_0_and_10000 =>
'^(0|[1-9][0-9]{0,3}|10000)$',
number_between_5_and_3000 =>
'^(5-9]|[1-9][0-9]{0,2}|[1-2][0-9]{3}|3000)$',
},
- Jonas
--
* Jonas Smedegaard - idealist og Internet-arkitekt
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Chris van Uffelen wrote:
> The validation of values seems to work perfectly well, however, I
> wonder whether
> it is possible to require a field-entry to be a number AND to fall
> within a given
> range, e.g. between 0 and 10. I know how to get a number, I don't
> know how to
> check for the range.
Hello Chris,
Below is the quick example I worked up. There is probably a more slick
way of putting the requirements into the validate statement, but I've
done it with additional JavaScript using the 'jsfunc' parameter.
Good luck, --bradoaks
use CGI::FormBuilder;
@fields = qw(age email mailing_list);
my $jsfunc = <<'EOJS'; # note single quote (see Hint)
if (form.elements['age'].value >= 10) {
alertstr += "Mr. T says, \"Age must be ten or under. Fool!\"\n";
invalid++;
}
EOJS
$form = CGI::FormBuilder->new(
method => 'POST',
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On 16-06-2005 21:22, Brad Oaks wrote:
> Chris van Uffelen wrote:
>
>> The validation of values seems to work perfectly well, however, I
>> wonder whether
>> it is possible to require a field-entry to be a number AND to fall
>> within a given
>> range, e.g. between 0 and 10. I know how to get a number, I don't
>> know how to
>> check for the range.
>
>
> Hello Chris,
>
> Below is the quick example I worked up. There is probably a more slick
> way of putting the requirements into the validate statement, but I've
> done it with additional JavaScript using the 'jsfunc' parameter.
> Good luck, --bradoaks
>
> use CGI::FormBuilder;
>
> @fields = qw(age email mailing_list);
> my $jsfunc = <<'EOJS'; # note single quote (see Hint)
> if (form.elements['age'].value >= 10) {
> alertstr += "Mr. T says, \"Age must be ten or under. Fool!\"\n";
> invalid++;
> }
> EOJS
>
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Hello, I am new to FormBuilder and I am trying to get my form to open (on submit) a new window and pass it the fields filled in by the form as CGI parameters. I'm not very good in JavaScript, my (pretty naive) attempt was to try a window.open(self.location) in the jsfunc which didn't pass anyting, probably because doing this in the CGI::FormBuilder->new() is a bit early on. Any suggestions on how to do it right? Thanks, Alex Marcu
> I am new to FormBuilder and I am trying to get my form to open
> (on submit) a new window and pass it the fields filled in by the
> form as CGI parameters.
First off, this is no longer a good idea, since popup blockers/etc
will kill your app. I started typing some code in, and it's easy to
do, but I realized it's just really not a good idea.
BUT, if you really want, here's a bare skeleton:
if ($form->submitted && $form->validate) {
# do misc stuff here
# in 3.02
my $qs = $form->query_string;
print <<EOH;
<body onload="window.open('...?$qs')">
EOH
exit;
}
print $form->render; # unsubmitted form
Again, this is not really a good idea...
-Nate
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