MODX Staff
<?php
if ($input_field <= 50){
//process rest of form and save to db
;
}
elseif ($input_field > 50){
//throw error
;
}
else {
return false;
}
?>
, the answer is more than 3500 characters).
I guess the big question is how is this data input by the clients?Yes, this is what I’ll be moving on to next, hehehe. My idea is that the business owner will log in via the Manager login, which will redirect them to the relevant front end page, with a QuickEdit button for each field they’re allowed to edit, eg one for Business Name, another for Business Description (this is the one that will be limited to 50 words), another for a web address, etc etc.
My idea is that the business owner will log in via the Manager login, which will redirect them to the relevant front end page, with a QuickEdit button for each field they’re allowed to edit, eg one for Business Name, another for Business Description (this is the one that will be limited to 50 words), another for a web address, etc etc.So the business owner will edit their content rather than create it. Sure this will work, no need for newsPublisher to edit content (I don’t think it supports editing, you would need FDM or NewsManager to handle front-end editing).
MODX Staff
SmashingRed, I think he wants 50 words (not 50 characters) so his validation function would have to count the words with str_word_count($input_field).
Bob
Guess I should read more carefully.
