Cobra23

Yes, not to allow multiple zeros in one input box without another positive digit. It is a case of the client validation notifying the user of their input being wrong eg bootstraps red highlighted input boxes that notifies the user of the input being wrong and needs to be sorted. Inputs of two or more 0's only should not be allowed in this case. Anyways, I got this sorted with the following regex. /^([0]|[1-9]|[1-9][0-9]+)$/

Hi, Is there a jQuery validator way to block two or more 0's input and allow one 0. Or even trim the inputs like 00 or 000 or 0000 or 00000 etc and replace it with 0. But I also, want to allow all 0's after a positive number. I can do it on server side no problem but in the jQuery validator i am struggling to do this. Thanks

Are you using Wordpress by any chance? I asked because you mentioned a blog

This is a problem I had long ago with the same error. Include files allow the php closing tag of ?> but for closing brace } to not be closed in the include files, you will get that error. To make it work, you will need to move all that code with the opening and closing braces into the code you showed above or close it with a closing brace inside the include file.

Just saw your last message. Try and change that form action to mailForm.php ;-) . The reason you got that error is because you have thankYou.php in the forms action while the $email is not even defined on the thankYou.php page.

The first error message, the mail() function expects 3 parameters $message = 'My message'; mail($admin, $subject, $message); I've no idea why you got rid of $message previously. I asked where it was defined. 2nd error. I notice from the error address that mailForm.php is in fact THAT PAGE. If you delete header('mailForm.php'); you'll solve that error. Also, what I'm trying to figure out is why you have "thankYou.php" in the forms action when you want to submit this page to mailForm.php (which is the same page you are submitting it from) I think I understand what you did with the form action there. With the code you showed you, you merged the two pages together into one ... Just to show us.

Thats why i'm here. I know it's going to be implementing bits by bits of different programming languages and was hoping to see if there is a quick solution for each of those parts that will help me on my way to what I want to do. As I have said, I'm new to API's and JSON. I was really hoping to be guided on how I can go about this with any quick solution to generate the codes if possible (which would be a bonus but unlikely). I also want to see what is the best options for each one especially the kind of API's to use as well as if JSON is the right secure solution for this project or if there are other choices that would be recommended. Just to note that my main skills are html, php, css, javascript, sql.

My mistake. cheers for correcting it Barand

I understand you don't have much knowledge of php programming. When you get an error in php it always means that the error has happened anywhere ahead of that line number ... never below it. I would recommend you to delete the following code } if($_POST['submit']){ normally if(isset($_POST['submit'] is the correct code but you don't need to do it twice in your case. Also: } else { echo "<h4>Error - Recovery Error</h4> <p>There was an error sending a recovery password. If the problem persists, please contact us directly.</p>"; } header(Location: 'mailForm.php');//change to contactUs.php when testing is done } Is the correct order due to that mailForm.php being redirected after the validation is done. But i'm getting the feeling that the mailForm.php code is something else and shouldn't be there at all. Maybe it's supposed to be an include file but i can't say. Can you post the mailForm.php code?

Always google the error message if you don't know what it means. That error usually means that you forgot a closing brace } Also, get rid of the following code $error_message = and replace it with echo You should also have your header(Location: ....) below all the code and inside the if($_POST['submit']){ } so everything else works before you are redirected

$admin = "[email protected]"; $subject = "inquiry about Media Services Unlimited"; if(mail($admin, $subject, $message)){ echo "thank you"; exit; } else { $error_message = "<h4>Error - Recovery Error</h4> <p>There was an error sending a recovery password. If the problem persists, please contact us directly.</p>"; } As seen above, always add an error message if the mail fails. However, are you sure that the header('contactTest.php') is even gathering the information? It should always be like header('Location: contactTest.php'); Finally, where does the $message data come from? I don't see this anywhere. Is it in the functions.php? As soon as header('contactTest.php') works, the mail message will be skipped as your redirecting the page to that area.

Hi Guys, I'm new to this API and JSON stuff so bare with me. Is there any source code available that allows me to start off building an admin panel on site A where users can't get the source code from the site once they log into site A admin panel. I heard that JSON can do this. Also is there a simple Secure API source code that allows site A to show content on site B (another domain)? I don't want to use iFrames as i want to be able to edit the content on site A for site B to automatically be changed when it's saved. Also another site (site C) to have their own content thats different to site B. What i'm really looking for is the full source codes with steps by steps on how to change this the way i want to change it. I've searched online for 2 weeks now and am still struggling to find anything and how to implement it. Even with REST. Can you please advice me on this with any helpful solutions. I hope this is clear enough. Thanks