perfect, can u submit the picks, are the picks being stored in a db table, then retrieved from the db and displayed on a page based on memberid or username?

add the code i gave you to your file

change
<input name='rdoGame01' type='radio' value='Titans' />Tenneesee Titans
<input name='rdoGame01' type='radio' value='Steelers'/>Pittsburgh

with...................................................................................................

<?php
<input type="radio" name="rdoGame01" value="1" class="textbox"<?if($rdoGame01=="1"){echo " checked ";}?>>Tenneesee Titans

<input type="radio" name="rdoGame01" value="0" class="textbox"<?if($rdoGame01=="0"){echo " checked ";}?>> Steelers
?>

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Yes sir. I'm using the username from the main website's db and using a separate db to store the picks. The picks are also retrieved from that location based on the username.

So if I were to submit my picks logged in as SlickVision and then next week as Zero2Cool, I'd be fux0red. 🙂

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look at post above this one^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^

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now there is no code in that file u sent to connect to db or retrieve data from db and display on form.

that is not a dynamic database driven form

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Okay, how does it get checked? Is that code have some hidden magic I don't see in the code or does it need to be validated elsewhere? In short, how does it validate? lol

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here is validation

function check_pick() {
//if (Auth::isAdmin())

//return true;
this chunck of code allows admin to
bypass validation remove the slashes to make it so admin would have to check all boxes


$is_valid = true;
if($this->rdoGame01=="" or $this->rdoGame02=="" ){
$is_valid=false;
$this->add_error('Make a selection!');
}
return $is_valid;

}

this validates the first two radio buttons

in other words....
if rdoGame1 is equal to nothing or =="" then display this error

make a selection

if rdoGameo1 == true then submit

you would have to add 16 variables to this function

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I don't know if I have a case of the stupids or what, but that doesn't make much sense. I'm guessing the function will return a value of false if not all games are selected?

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yes and spit that error. but that is just code for two buttons, you need to add code for all 16

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I'll play around with it a little bit and see what happens.



I didn't think it was wise to put the database connection information in every thread so I have it in a separate file and am using a function to call it.

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[php]
function check_pick() {
//if (Auth::isAdmin())

//return true;
this chunck of code allows admin to
bypass validation remove the slashes to make it so admin would have to check all boxes


$is_valid = true;
if($this->rdoGame01=="" or $this->rdoGame02=="" ){
$is_valid=false;
$this->add_error('Make a selection!');
}
return $is_valid;

}
[/php]

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