Hi Nate,
The mailer extension supports very simple validation. It enforces
mandatory fields, and ensures the "from" and "recipients" fields
exists and have an @ in the email address. The from and recipients
enforcement comes right out of the box. Nothing to do to get that
working.
To make a mandatory field, you add a required attribute
<r:mailer:textarea name="message" required="true" />
When that field fails validation (no content is provided) you can get
at the error messages with the mailer errors tags.
<r:mailer:error on="message" >
<p>Message <r:mailer:error:message /></p>
</r:mailer:error>
the error message is "is required".
The error messages the from and recipients fields are stored against
the "form". To access those...
<r:mailer:error on="form" >
<p><r:mailer:error:message /></p>
</r:mailer:error>
Hope that helps.
Thanks,
::: hamish rickerby :::
m: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://glimmerdesign.com
On 15 Nov 2008, at 16:25, Nate Turnage wrote:
I am using the mailer extension for the first time and was wondering
if
there is any kind of form validation built into the extension. I
looked at
the code and I cannot find anything. Did I miss something? How are
other
people doing form validation with mailer?
Thanks,
Nate
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