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vampire_mexico #1
Password Confirmation using cfform CFMX7 (flash form)
Im trying to validate with cfform (flash form) using CFMX 7, the field PASSWORD and RE-PASSWORD with FLASH FORMS.
Any idea??
Regards
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Mike Nimer #2
Re: Password Confirmation using cfform CFMX7 (flash form)
I need more information, what do you mean validation the form? required?
string check? etc..
can you post a code example of what you are trying to do.
---nimer
"vampire_mexico" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:cv0a06$5hc$1@forums.macromedia.com...> Im trying to validate with cfform (flash form) using CFMX 7, the field
> PASSWORD and RE-PASSWORD with FLASH FORMS.
>
> Any idea??
>
> Regards
Mike Nimer Guest
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jorgeloyo #3
Re: Password Confirmation using cfform CFMX7 (flashform)
This is a start... <cfsavecontent variable='cf_validate'> if( (password.text
!= '' && password2.text != '') && password.text !=
password2.text ) alert('Passwords do not match'); </cfsavecontent> <cfform
format='flash' width='250' action='javascript:void(0);' target='remote'>
<cfinput type='password' name='password' label='Password' required='yes'
message='Enter Password'> <cfinput type='password' name='password2'
label='Confirm Password' required='yes' message='Confirm Password'> <cfinput
type='submit' name='checkpassword' value='check password'
onclick='#cf_validate#'> </cfform> The only problem is that I cannot stop the
form from submitting yet...
jorgeloyo Guest
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Mike Nimer #4
Re: Password Confirmation using cfform CFMX7 (flash form)
use a button, instead of a submit and call the submitForm() method yourself
<cfsavecontent variable='cf_validate'>
if( (password.text != '' && password2.text != '') && password.text !=
password2.text ){ alert('Passwords do not match') } else { submitForm() };
</cfsavecontent>
<cfform format='flash' width='250' action='javascript:void(0);'
target='remote'>
<cfinput type='password' name='password' label='Password' required='yes'
message='Enter Password'>
<cfinput type='password' name='password2' label='Confirm Password'
required='yes' message='Confirm Password'>
<cfinput type='button' name='checkpassword' value='check password'
onclick='#cf_validate#'>
</cfform>
hth,
---nimer
"jorgeloyo" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:cv2ot5$s63$1@forums.macromedia.com...> This is a start... <cfsavecontent variable='cf_validate'> if(
> (password.text
> != '' && password2.text != '') && password.text !=
> password2.text ) alert('Passwords do not match'); </cfsavecontent>
> <cfform
> format='flash' width='250' action='javascript:void(0);' target='remote'>
> <cfinput type='password' name='password' label='Password' required='yes'
> message='Enter Password'> <cfinput type='password' name='password2'
> label='Confirm Password' required='yes' message='Confirm Password'>
> <cfinput
> type='submit' name='checkpassword' value='check password'
> onclick='#cf_validate#'> </cfform> The only problem is that I cannot stop
> the
> form from submitting yet...
>
Mike Nimer Guest



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