In that example, I knew the value was a number so I wouldnt val() it. But let's
say it was a URL parameter. I always do something like VAL() around them when I
expect a number -- and I noticed that running isValid("integer",myVal) returns
NO on legitimate numbers that have been VAL()'d. It seems like a bug.
Tim
>Just curious, but why would you val() the myVar when you already have it
>set as a numeric value? (since it isn't set in quotes then it wouldn't
>be considered a string, right?) Not sure about your test there. Haven't
>really seen this isValid() function yet...
>
>Cutter
>
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