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@NogDogJun 02.2014 — #So....stick an onsubmit event into the form tag and have it call the JS function, right?
And don't forget that malicious users can easily bypass your JavaScript, so you still have to do any necessary validation on the server side, too. @NogDogJun 02.2014 — #
Then define the JavaScript function to return true if validated successfully, otherwise return false.@NogDogJun 02.2014 — #
Unless you want some sort of AJAX implementation, in which case your JavaScript function would use an AJAX request to a PHP file that would execute the desired function and return whatever it is the JS function needs as the response.
Javascript function and PHP Function
Hi,
I want that onsubmit, the system will fire the javascript first to validate the form and after getting OK result then it will call PHP function to connect/receive data from database
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@NogDogJun 02.2014 — #And don't forget that malicious users can easily bypass your JavaScript, so you still have to do any necessary validation on the server side, too.
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@NogDogJun 02.2014 — #[code=html]
<form action="your_php_script.php" method="post" onsubmit="return yourJavascriptFunction();">
[/code]Then define the JavaScript function to return true if validated successfully, otherwise return false.
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@NogDogJun 02.2014 — #<i>
</i><form action="[B][COLOR="#FF0000"]your_php_script.php[/COLOR][/B]" method="post" onsubmit="return yourJavascriptFunction();">
Unless you want some sort of AJAX implementation, in which case your JavaScript function would use an AJAX request to a PHP file that would execute the desired function and return whatever it is the JS function needs as the response.