Projects tagged ‘form’ and ‘validator’

Client side validation of form submission is very crucial and important. This is an attempt to create a dynamic library which will do the basic validation with some amount of configuration provided to ... [More] the user using it as per the requirement. The main goal behind building the validator is to avoid playing with html form and let javascript do the validation and css highlight it. So that it can be applicable to the already created form without touching it but by just configuring it through javascript and css. [Less]

moofloor provides various classes to use with mootools. FormCheck - Clientside Form Validation ClassMain featuresLightweight, shiny and fast Skins support : customize css, fonts, ... Cross-browser ... [More] compatibibility Live Validation Display errors as tips, or before/after the field Basic validation (required, alpha, digit, alphanu, length, confirm, ...) Regex validation (phone, email, url) Custom function based validation, to perform test that could not be handled by basic tests neither regex test. Make easily your own custom regex and alerts Internalization : we now support 10 different languages Active community A lot of options that allow you to customize this class to fit exactly your needs Join Discussion Group http://groups.google.com/group/moofloor Documentation and additional information can be found at : http://mootools.floor.ch/docs Download: http://mootools.floor.ch/en/download/ [Less]

Simple and very flexible form validator for MooTools.

OverviewThis js library was created to make the boring validations tasks easier. There are a few predefined validation rules that you can use almost without work, and if you feel creative or you need ... [More] something more complex, you can easily write your own validation rules. ObjectiveThe objective of this library is to make form validations really easy, we expect that you can validate your forms adding as less code as possible. Right now, adding only one javascript line of code you can verify your forms. Nowadays the predefined validations let you check numbers (integers and decimals), mix and max values, dates, mails, alpha and alphanumeric values, etc. Please read our wiki page to stay online with the code updates and new features. How can i help?Would you like to include your own validation on the "predefined set"? or would to ask something? please contact me corlatti at gmail.com Thanks for visiting our project and i hope that will be usefull. [Less]

Dryven was created with the following beliefs and goals in mind: Repeating yourself is making mistakes (DRY). Functionality should be in one place only. Identifiers (model field names) should be in ... [More] as least possible places as possible. A lot of the current web frameworks force you to repeat this in the view, validation, model and controller layers. Dryven uses annotations and some code generation (of really readable maintainable code) to solve these issues. Model-View-Controller pattern. Traditional web applications let you visit pages. These page scripts begin with some code to prepare the data that is used for rendering the HTML below. This is bad for several reasons (mixes presentation with application logic, prevents unit testing, ...). Really, in web applications, users don't visit pages but functionalities. With the MVC pattern you can represent these functionalities with controller actions, clearly separating every aspect and layer of your application so you always know where to look when you need to make your next modification. Embrace change. When your boss sends you yet another modification to your application, it shouldn't make you groan. Applications, like everything, have to evolve. Users have to try out what works and what doesn't. Change should be easy and in one place only. Dryven tries to accomplish this as much as possible. Embrace web technology. When you embrace your technology you get the best results. Dryven embraces HTTP and does not try to hide it. You are in full control of the HTML of your application and it's HTTP communications. AJAX will be really easy to integrate. Databound forms only need one small hidden field. Besides that, you're completely free. You cannot make everybody happy, all of the time. Dryven was designed for RAD of small data dryven web applications (although future versions will probably scale better). If you are developing an administrative application or a virtual shop, Dryven should serve your purpose well. If you want to create a portal or the next facebook, you will want to use something else. No tools required. You can develop Dryven applications from your favorite text editor. You will need a web server, database and browser for the code generation though. Dryven is not ready yet for a public release. Version 0.1 was used to develop a real world application and some shortcoming were detected. Version 0.2 will solve these and will be the first public version. Also, version 0.2 will try to try a stable API, although that is not a hard promise. If you want to participate or you want to use dryven anyway, you can get the version 0.1 code through subversion. UpdatesDraft of project roadmap to version 0.2: RoadMapForV02 [Less]

Esta clase realizada en PHP 5 crea imagenes en forma dinamica Estas imagenes se usan para verificar que los datos completados hayan sido agregados por un usuario real This PHP 5 class make dynamic ... [More] images. This images are used to verify if the completed data that have been added in the form belong to a real user [Less]

A small, fast and flexible javascript form validation frameworkcustomizable, nice looking error messages easy to change / add more functionality full cross-browser support