Generic Error form not echoing error?

[hdesign]

I posted this above in the Advanced Forms section but I'm making it's own thread to make sure it's not overlooked...

Quick question on an ABVFP Form:

http://holtsports.org/registration.html

While testing input to the page real-time in my browser (Mozilla 5.0), I'm getting the generic .php error page (which I haven't touched yet) with an error, but no description of what the error is... The <php echo$error; ?> appears alive and well in the code, but real-time in the browser I'm not seeing any text in the text box to know what error my input generated. I can't fix what I can't find!

Also, phone number fields are classified as N fields -- if someone enters () or - what happens? Are those characters allowed? Thanks!

[navaldesign]

Re: Generic Error form not echoing error?

I tried your form and works perfectly (it shows the error messages) in IE but not in FF or Opera.

This is something independent from the script (ABVFP has been thoroughy tested will all above browsers, just test my own form in http://www.dbtechnosystems.com/contact.php ) but just seing the problem from outside will not allow me to understand the reason of the problem.

A -N field will NOT accept any other characters than numbers. It will give an error message.

[hdesign]

Re: Generic Error form not echoing error?

Okay,

I followed the tutorials and built the site in BlueVoda.

What can I give you/show you so that I can make the form work in FF? That's pretty important...

[navaldesign]

Re: Generic Error form not echoing error?

I would need your login details to see from inside if i can do something. It might depend on your server settings. If you wish, you can contact me.

[hdesign]

Re: Generic Error form not echoing error?

Caro ND,

I sent you my info.

Grazie molto!

[navaldesign]

Re: Generic Error form not echoing error?

Ok, fixed. You have mail.

[hdesign]

Re: Generic Error form not echoing error?

Thanks so much. I need to be consistent with my www's. Works like a charm.
Great work on the ABVFP. Really saves some time!