Multiple form validation

deathshadow - i'm not sure what your code above does, but I have done the following now:

function form1($values=array()) 
{
$nameclass="text";
		
if ($values['name'] == null)
{
	$nameclass="error";
}
//
<input class="'.$nameclass.'" type="text" id="name" name="name" value="'.$_POST['name'].'" size="25"/>
//
}

Code (markup):

if ($_POST['process'] == 1)
	{
		if ($_POST['name'] == null || $_POST['company'] == null || $_POST['address1'] == null)
		{
			form1($_POST);
		}
		else
		{
			form2(('0'));
		}
	}

Code (markup):

This works fine and it assigns a different class attribue to the form input if the field is null. However, I am just repeating the code here and as I start validating more fields I will be repeating all the code - is there a better way of doing this? Can we pass variables to the function that lists the problematic fields? Ideally I want all the validation stuff done in the IF Statement at the bottom.

 

Bump...........

 

To check for an empty field you can use
empty($_POST['name']

Hope this helps!