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Coding Approach Question - (Validation?) - El Forum - 01-13-2009 [eluser]RS71[/eluser] Hello all, I'm currently trying to figure out how to do something but I have no idea how. Here is what I am trying to do. I have a form where you can dynamically add groups of form fields via jQuery. Like this: -- Before (img) -- After (img) So you don't add just one input, you add a group. Now here is my question: While actually filling out one of the field groups is optional, if you choose to use one, you must fill out all fields in that group. How can I check for this? I currently have all the inputs in a field group set to arrays. I was thinking of maybe doing a count() of all the input arrays and then finding out the max() to see how many groups were actually added or something like that. How would I find out that the person only filled half of one of the groups or something? I don't want people only partially filling out neither would I like to have tampered forms being passed over. Im guessing validation would be kinda hard for this as well? Thanks in advance for your help. I really need assistance with this. RS71 |