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How do I validate 3 form fields called field[ ], field[ ] & field[ ] to see if they were filled in?

Feb 2nd, 2005 05:11
jsWalter, John Kelly,


easy! 
 
join... 
 
    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Javascript_Validation 
 
This is a real easy to use validation class for client-side HTML forms. 
 
It's still a work in progress, but it works great. 
 
Hop it helps. 
 
jsWalter 
 
======================================= 
 
OK, not a good anwser. 
 
If your form fields all have the same name (which is legal) JS has no 
way of identifing any of them as indviduals. 
 
What I do is give each a unique ID, "field_1", "field_2", etc. 
 
With that, then you can access any of this "collection" and validatae 
as you need. 
 
   objField = document.getElementById ( 'field_2' ); 
 
Now you can do waht you need. 
 
Hope that helps. 
 
Walter 
 
PS: jsValidate is still an easy way to do form level validation! ;)