Is it possible to manuaaly make a field mandatory?
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New Pligger
Is it possible to manuaaly make a field mandatory?
Hello!
I have searche a lot,read enough and tried combination of codes, but don't find the answer; I would know if it possible to make a field as required, but no creating a new field from admin panel; I mean, I have installed Upload module, and I want to make required the fact of introducing someting in the text box. If not, it would show an error.
Is it possible with a commando or html code?
Thank you!!
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Constant Pligger
Not sure how but I know the extra fields has a required variable. I'd track that and see how they do it for thos then mimic it in the upload php files.
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Constant Pligger
Very simple!
http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/validation.shtml
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Constant Pligger

Originally Posted by
voxxxlll
Very simple!
http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/validation.shtml
I think he is asking how to modify the upload module to add a required toggle on custom fields in the module. Otherwise yeah just code the validation right into the tpl.
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New Pligger
Thank you to both!
Well, the Upload module has a field where you put the image URL, but this is not a mandatory field so users can submit an article without entering an image URL, so that fact is which I want to avoid, making this field mandatory.
Maybe the voxxxlll's link would work but I don't know quite well how to implement it. It says something about changing the field name by your one, etc, but I don't know the name of the image URL field of Upload module, nor where I must write the code; if you could help me a little more...
Thanks again!!
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