Ghostflasher

thx!

thx, worked like a charm!

sorry, formating got messed up

How can I let a fields validation pass, when another field is checked?

e.g.

if( $field->name === 'field_a') {

if( $field->value == ‘yes’ ) {

  /* code to set field_b->error_type = 'valid'

}
`}

Thank you! I’ll check it out tomorrow morning!

Hi,

thanks for your reply. I checkt the API but don’t understand to use it actually. Do u have an examplecode for “pdb-before_validate_field”?

best regards
dan

Doing nothing to it. Just reading it out.

$x = $_POST['something'];

or

print_r($_POST);

sorry, that is what I use. I copied the wrong function in my first post (label instead of form_element).

Here is an example:

`<div class=”inline-block”><?php $this_form->print_form_element(‘field1’); ?></div>
<label class=”control-label inline-block”><?php $this_form->print_title(‘field1’); ?></label>

The value is just “yes” and it is not required.

sorry, was my mistake. I use a custom template with the groups=”…” and i miss spelled this group there. thanks for the hint!

resolved

ok, never mind. a update from 2.6.5 to 2.6.8 solved the issue.

hey xnau,

sorry I didn’t reply that long. Had a lot of other stuff going on. The data is in the $_Post.
I can retriev it e.g. by using:

echo $_POST[first_name];

My custom from uses the plugins functions to draw the form:

<label class="control-label" for="pdb-first_name" >Vorname<span class="reqd">*</span></label>
            <div class="controls"><?php $this_form->print_form_element('first_name'); ?> </div>

Just the value are not displayed in the fields after an error (e.g. not all required field are completed)
Now…. how can I “inject” the $_POST data into your form element function?

thx
dan

Hey xnau,

like i wrote: I use a custom signup form. No acceleration service.

Cheers
Dan

nevermind… should check the docs next time… sorry