[ic] Profiles for checking without ordering

[interchange-users@icdevgroup.org (Aaron Hazelton)]

 John Allman wrote:
> Aaron Hazelton wrote:
> 
> >John Allman wrote:
> >  
> >
> >>Hi - i realise this is a bit of a stupid question but i'm 
> having real 
> >>hassle. can somebody post a simple example of using 
> >>mv_order_profile to 
> >>ensure that fields are filled out correctly in a page when 
> >>that page has 
> >>nothing to do with the order process?
> >>
> >>    
> >>
> >
> >im not exactly sure if this is what you are looking for, but
> >if you say, would like to require certain fields in a form and
> >it does not have to do with the ordering, then you can do
> >this:
> >
> >   [set Check_form]
> >   &success=fbresults
> >   &fail=@@MV_PAGE@@
> >   email=required
> >   &fatal=1
> >   [/set]
> >
> >   <form action="[process]" method="post">
> >   <input type=hidden name=mv_todo value=set>
> >   <input type=hidden name=mv_form_profile value="Check_form">
> >
> >   <td align=right>
> >   [error name=email std_label="Your E-mail" required=1]:&nbsp;
> >   </td>
> >   <td>
> >   <input type=text name=email value="[value email]">
> >   </td>
> >
> >   </form>
> >   [seti clear_errors][error all=1 hide=1 comment="Clear 
> errors"][/seti]
> >
> >  
> >
> 
> It is something precicely like this that i am looking for however the 
> above code doesn't work for me. I was getting odd page not 
> found errors 
> which i imagine were related to the @@MV_PAGE@@ bit so i 
> tried changing 
> it to be index. now, no matter what i enter into the email field, or 
> even if i enter nothing at all i get passed to the index page with no 
> complaints. Wait, make that "i get the following complaints:
> 192.168.0.145 Ba2unTJd:192.168.0.145 - 
> [29/October/2002:17:56:20 +0000] 
> hoi /cgi-bin/hoi/process.html Attempted database update without 
> permission, table= key=.
> 192.168.0.145 Ba2unTJd:192.168.0.145 - 
> [29/October/2002:17:56:23 +0000] 
> hoi /cgi-bin/hoi/process.html Attempted database update without 
> permission, table= key=."
> 
> i'm guessing these are a result of the mv_todo being "set" 
> and possibly 
> not related to my problem though.
> 
> any ideas?

I have one like this that updates a table:

[set update_database]
	[set mv_data_enable]1[/set]
	[tag flag write]feedback[/tag]
[/set]
[set Check_form]
&success=fbresults
&fail=@@MV_PAGE@@
email=required
&fatal=1
[/set]
	<form action="[process]" method="post">
	<input type=hidden name=mv_todo value=set>
	<input type=hidden name=mv_form_profile value="Check_form">
	<input type=hidden name=mv_session_id value="[data session id]">
	<input type=hidden name=mv_click value="update_database">
	<input type=hidden name=mv_nextpage value="fbresults">
	<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=mv_data_table VALUE="feedback">
	<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=mv_data_key VALUE="email">
	<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=mv_update_empty VALUE="1">
	<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=mv_data_function VALUE="insert">
	<input type=hidden name=mv_data_fields value="email'>

note that I think you still need the mv_nextpage form variable...
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   Sincerely,
Aaron Hazelton
 >>Hazenet<<