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[ic] make dynamic variable name required to check out
Hello List,
Is there any way to make a dynamically generated filed name required to
check out? For gift certificates, I'm using a field name:
emailto_[item-increment] to specify where a gift certificate is sent. It
would be very nice to be able to REQUIRE this field. The problem I have is
that sometimes there is no emailto_ anything field, and other times there
are multiple fields with different names. Is there a way to require a field
to be an email address, only if that field exists?
Thanks,
Russell
-----Original Message-----
From: interchange-users-admin@interchange.redhat.com
[mailto:interchange-users-admin@interchange.redhat.com]On Behalf Of Russ
Mann
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 11:03 PM
To: Interchange-Users
Subject: [ic] gift certificate require email address
Hello List,
Below is my code in checkout.html in the [item-list] section. What I want
to do is require users to enter a valid email address if they have ordered a
gift certificate. How can I set this up? It would be requiring a field
which has a variable name - emailto_1, maybe emailto_2 ... ad infinitum.
I tried to use the "required=1" in an [error] label (as you can see), but
that doesn't seem to do it. Using IC 4.8.3.
Thank you,
Russ Mann
[if-item-field gift_cert]
<tr bgcolor="[item-alternate
2]#eeeeee[else]#c0c0c0[/else][/item-alternate]">
<td colspan="5" align="left">
<font __FFACE__ size="1" ><b>[error name=emailto_[item-increment]
std_label="E-Mail Gift Certificate To" required=1]:</b></font>
[if !value emailto_[item-increment]][value name=emailto_[item-increment]
set="Not Set" hide=1][/if]
<input type="text" name="emailto_[item-increment]" value="[value
emailto_[item-increment]]" size="30">
</td></tr>
[/if-item-field]
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