Comments on 9lessons Programming Blog: Server Side Form Validation using Regular Expressi...

I do have same concept as this one but this one ma...

2012-01-31T20:07:20.405+05:30

I do have same concept as this one but this one made it clear... nice job

please tell me details with an example mysql_query...

2011-11-15T11:22:42.435+05:30

please tell me details with an example
mysql_query(" SQL insert statement ");

Great tutorial.

2010-01-27T22:05:20.028+05:30

Great tutorial.

with the name you can't use double barrels car...

2009-11-11T04:40:01.084+05:30

with the name you can't use double barrels carl john-joe for eg

I do believe that it would be more appropriate to ...

2009-08-26T16:25:44.952+05:30

I do believe that it would be more appropriate to use filter functions instead.

Regards,
Márcio

It's nice and clean, but I would suggest to ad...

2009-08-12T17:37:19.222+05:30

It's nice and clean, but I would suggest to add some lines to keep the gender choice in case of validation not passed.
Thanks for sharing this.

Panamon Rn+

Also store the error text in another array of stri...

2009-08-11T02:43:46.481+05:30

Also store the error text in another array of string if you want to display text according to the error...

Dude you go way out of your way on this. put the ...

2009-07-09T16:17:27.166+05:30

Dude you go way out of your way on this.

put the regexs into an array

$regs['name'] = "..*"; etc....

then loop through the array

foreach( $regs as $k => $v )

then

if( ! ereg( $v , $_POST[$k] ) )
{
$errors[$k] = "Invalid!";
}

use a loop luke!

yes, use preg_match(). It is not only faster, but ...

2009-07-09T00:55:53.356+05:30

yes, use preg_match(). It is not only faster, but ereg will probably not be included as standard in future PHP versions

Nice article. But u can use preg_match() which is ...

2009-07-08T11:39:23.721+05:30

Nice article. But u can use preg_match() which is fast.

its cool, @Srinivass all the credits for you man!...

2009-07-07T19:56:35.748+05:30

its cool, @Srinivass all the credits for you man!, hope more interesting topics will come on this blogger!

if((strlen($valid_name)>0)&&(strlen($va...

2009-07-07T16:29:09.570+05:30

if((strlen($valid_name)>0)&&(strlen($valid_email)>0)
&&(strlen($valid_username)>0)&&(strlen($valid_password)>0) && $valid_gender>0 )
{
mysql_query(" SQL insert statement ");
header("Location: thanks.html");
}
else{ }

}

You don't need else {}