On Thursday, June 20, 2002, at 09:16 PM, Justin French wrote:
When users have to enter dates on my forms, I always provide them with
three
drop-down menus, for day (1-31), Month (1-12) and year (usually current
year, the next and the next, depending on the application).
Then I have
On Friday, June 21, 2002, at 09:27 AM, Erik Price wrote:
* @param string $defaultMonth one- or two-digit number representing a
default month (if empty, defaults to current month + day multiplier)
* @param string $defaultDay one- or two-digit number representing a
default day of the
user input, which is not always reliable, has to be in the correct
format.
What I've done for things like this is to have three separate select
form elements. The first for selecting a day of the month. The second
for selecting a month and the third for selecting a year. I usually set
the
When users have to enter dates on my forms, I always provide them with three
drop-down menus, for day (1-31), Month (1-12) and year (usually current
year, the next and the next, depending on the application).
Then I have three values on the next page ($_POST['day'], $_POST['month'],
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