It does indeed, but at this stage I want to try different 'tools' that I think are relevant, and select the best ones for each task. From what I have seen of FormBuilder and ValidateRM they both have advantages - FB's client-side javascript is very useful, but ValidateRM's seems more flexible in handling errors in the template - if I can get that part working!.
On Apr 8, 2005, at 3:47 PM, RA Jones wrote:
Having got C:A working with Template.pm and CGI::FormBuilder, my next task is to get C:A:ValidateRM working. Integrating a working example (http://mark.stosberg.com/Tech/perl/form-validation/) into my application, I find it works OK if I use HTML::Template in form_display(), but not if I use Template. Submitting a form which should fail validation still loads the 'success' page:
Just curious, but do you need ValidateRM if you are running FormBuilder? It does its own server-side and client side validation and fills in the form if for some reason validation fails, if I'm not mistaken?
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