One easy way to handle it would be to use the request scope and check
for the presence of some error variable/code and then have a mapping
to those codes that you then parse up and spit out on the page. It may
not be the moste elegant but, it would get the job done. At any rate
it is probably going to take a bit of modification on your part to the
existing templates. If you have a global include you may be able to
leverage that.
I know my answer really isn't a solution but, it should help you get started.
-Steven
On 2/28/07, Ajas Mohammed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the links. I went over the links you have sent but I am really
not sure at this moment how I will use them. I guess my point is that I dont
know where to start from and also how can I integrate existing Qforms or
validation method from Tardis framework to make it work with my forms which
might have CFFORM, FORM in some places... Sorry if it sounds stupid, but I
guess my inexperience is showing in this case. Anyone can suggest or point
to what I am missing here???
Also can someone direct me or guide me towards a good approach which I can
use to add validation to the existing 5 applications.
Thanks,
Ajas Mohammed
On 2/26/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> There is also QForms if you want to google that. It was implemented
pretty well.
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> There is a reusable-extensible (server side) validation component in my
Tardis framework. Feel free to check it out and if you like it, just grab
it out of the framework and do whatever you please with it. If you have any
questions about it, feel free to contact me off list.
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http://www.illumineti.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=cat&catid=28B26753-C09F-25C5-832AE045709158C1
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> Shawn Gorrell
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> "Ajas Mohammed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Subject [ACFUG Discuss] validation techniques for existing application
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> Hi,
> We have about 5 web applications which fork from the same code, but
ofcourse they have own customizations and also differ a lot from each other
as the clients are different, meaning different needs and lots of different
code even though the origin is the same code.
> Whenever we have new client, we use the code and the code grows from there
on.
>
> Now to my main question. We dont have proper validation in any of our 5 or
whatever no. of code we have. The main code which we use is so mixed with
different validation that I cannot explain i.e. some cfforms, some
javascript validation, some hidden fields i.e _required validation etc. So I
was thinking that next time we have a new client, I should (or my team) add
validation to the code we use such that we have all things covered atleast
User interface * error description etc those kind of things. I wanted to
know how to handle this? can anyone share there experience. What I wanted to
achieve was a code reusable approach so that if I need same validation
elsewhere I dont have to write it again. Something on the lines of CFC's I
would say.
>
> This is my own interest and I will do at my own time. No one is bothered
or care to have this functionality. Its just that the developer inside me
cannot live with this fact that the application is not Perfect. I want it to
be Perfect. After all, you live and die by your code.
>
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