Form Validating

You could do something else with javascript.....

Change the background color of all form elements that are incorrect/incomplete.

Place somekind of image/message next to each element and set the visibility property to hidden. When you run the validation script, change the visibility to visible on all elements that fail.

This would be a lot easier and economical than validating on a different page - especially if you're going to redirect back when validation fails.

Here you go.....
Basically there are 2 inputs on the form which are validated (one to see if anything has been entered and the other to check if a number > 0 has been entered).

Hope this helps

<script language="Javascript">
function ValidateForm()
{
 document.myForm.ErrCheck.value = "";
 ErrMsg = 'ERROR - Incomplete Data' + '\n' + '\n';
 if (document.myForm.txtA.value == "")
  {
  ErrMsg = ErrMsg + 'You need to specify your name.' + '\n';
  document.copyrequest.ErrCheck.value = "Error";
  document.copyrequest.FileName.style.backgroundColor='#ff0000';
  }

 if (isNaN(document.myForm.intB.value) || document.myForm.intB.value < 1)
  {
  ErrMsg = ErrMsg + 'You need to specify your age.' + '\n';
  document.myForm.ErrCheck.value = "Error";
  }

 if (document.copyrequest.ErrCheck.value == "Error")
   {
   alert(ErrMsg);
   }
 else
 {
  document.copyrequest.submit();
 }
}
</script>

<form name="myForm" action="page.asp" method=-"post">
<input name="ErrCheck" type="hidden">
Name: <input name="txtA" type="text">
Age (Years): <input name="intB" type="text">
</form>

<input type="button" value="Valid" onClick="ValidateForm()">

Thank you vary much Gary.

I will  try immediately