I'm not finding a good way to do what I want. Pasted in below is a code snip from a page that I have on a detail page for a repeat region listing. I want to require the user to select a button before submitting the form.

Any suggestions gang???

Thanks,
Ken...

<?php
# echo;
$color=$stones->Fields("color";
$avilcolors=explode("/",$color);
$colorsavail=count($availcolors);
if(in_array("20",$avilcolors)) echo '<input type="radio" name="colorselect" value="20"> <img src="images/stones/graygranite.jpg" width="22" height="22">', " Gray Granite<br>";
if(in_array("30",$avilcolors)) echo '<input type="radio" name="colorselect" value="30"> <img src="images/stones/brownstone.jpg" width="22" height="22">', " Brownstone<br>";
if(in_array("40",$avilcolors)) echo '<input type="radio" name="colorselect" value="40"> <img src="images/stones/missionwhite.jpg" width="22" height="22">', " Mission White<br>";
?>

The easiest way Ken, is to visit www.yaromat.com and download the Check Form behavior. Using this, you can apply it to any form on your page, and specifically determine whether an element must be set, or not, before the form is submitted.

I suspect this is what you're after.

I hope this helps.

Tim Green

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The problem with that form check is that it only works on static not dynamic page elements. (or am I missing something?) I have Yaro's extension but it only sees items that are in the form as it exists during edit.

I suppose I could create the elements in static and then remove them after applying the behavior. Think that would work?

Ken...

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Not true. A form is a form, regardless of whether it's values are populated from a db or not (remember the browser only receives the static info, it knows no difference). If it doesn't work, then something else is at play.

If when using it you encounter a particular problem, then we can deal with that, just let us know what problems you experience.

Tim Green

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