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Re: AJAX - PHP validation

Sat, 04 February 2012 04:24

NeXuS

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What you can use AJAX for is:

local verification
remote verification

Local verification: you check things like "password1 == password2"
Remote verification: you call a script on the server (PHP,Perl,etc.) which tells you if a parameter is valid (e.g. usernamve available)

As already stated you will anyway to redo the checks server side.

Re: AJAX - PHP validation

Sat, 07 January 2012 00:30

naudefj

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AJAX can be used to validate data interactively as users type. You still need to re-validate everything when the form is posted, as AJAX is JS based and can be deactivated and bots can post data without executing the JS.

AJAX - PHP validation

Sun, 30 September 2007 02:38

esm2002

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I have a page where I use AJAX to call a PHP file which validates a couple of fields in a form. I use onblur to call a JS function which is a AJAX call a PHP file which checks the field for validity.

I have read a little about using JS to validate client-side (folks say this is a thing to do) and PHP to validate server-side (folks say this is a must).

So where does AJAX fit into the validation of form data...???

I have read where JS is useless if the surfer has it turned off. But you cannot really use my site if JS is turned off.

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