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Just thought id put up a version of my form validation class. It will be expanded in the future but I thought Id let everyone have a look.
# Update 0.1 #
* Create Error List Function
* Validate Email Address Function
* Validate Length of field
# Update 0.1 #
* Create Error List Function
* Validate Email Address Function
* Validate Length of field
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/* Author: Alvin Crespo Date: 2/18/2010 Description: Javascript Field Validation Class */ function ValidateFields(pFormID){ var aForm = document.getElementById(pFormID); this.errArray = new Array();//error tracker } /* * ValidateEmail * * @id - id element of the email addres * * Validates a given email address * * returns nothing * */ ValidateFields.prototype.ValidateEmail = function(id){ var emailVal = document.getElementById(id).value; //check length of email if(this.ValidateLength(emailVal)){ this.errArray.push("You must provide an email."); return; } else{ //do nothing } //check validity of the email using regex var regexpr = /^([0-9a-zA-Z]([-.\w]*[0-9a-zA-Z])*@([0-9a-zA-Z][-\w]*[0-9a-zA-Z]\.)+[a-zA-Z]{2,9})$/; var emailResult = regexpr.test(emailVal); if(!emailResult){ this.errArray.push("Your email is invalid."); return; } else{ //do nothing } } /* * ValidateLength() * * @aFieldEle - element of a field * * Validates the length of a given element * * returns true or false * */ ValidateFields.prototype.ValidateLength = function(aFieldEle){ //check that the value is greater than 0 if(aFieldEle.length <= 0){ return true; //less than 0 } else{ return false; //greater than 0 } } /* * CreateErrorList() * * @formstatid - id of a form * * Places the errors after the form * * returns nothing */ ValidateFields.prototype.CreateErrorList = function(formstatid){ var statList = document.getElementById(formstatid).getElementsByTagName('ul')[0]; for(var i = 1; i<=this.errArray.length; i++){ var aLI = document.createElement('li'); var aLIText = document.createTextNode(this.errArray[i-1]); aLI.appendChild(aLIText); statList.appendChild(aLI); } }