HTML Form Validator PHP script

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HTML Form Validator class can be used to validate values submitted via Web forms. This class can be used to validate values submitted via Web forms. It determines the type validation that it needs to perform using a convention that works by retrieving a number that should be the last character of the submitted form field name. Currently it performs the following types of field validation: - The value is not blank - The value is an e-mail address - The value is a blank or an e-mail address - The value is a date - The value is a blank or a date - The value is a number - The value is a blank or a number When the class finds an invalid field, it can display an error message.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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