Thursday, 29 November 2012

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You will have all the concepts and experience you need to incorporate the final product into your form on your website, once you have mastered the example here. You will learn the easiest way to get the job done, if you follow these steps, while there are many ways to do this. If you are a do-it-yourself programmer and you want to know how to add image validation to a form on your web site then this is the article for you.

Here is the step-by-step code for the first file: verify.php The first file will create the validation image and incorporate the image in a validation form. We will need two files.

---BEGINNING OF FILE: VERIFY.PHP---

Image Verification

(case sensitive) Type in the validation code from the image.

" >

---END OF FILE: VERIFY.PHP---

Now we will create a file that will perform the validation using the POST method:

---BEGINNING OF FILE: VALIDATEFORM.PHP---

---END OF FILE: VALIDATEFORM.PHP---

Just do a find and replace all. IMPORTANT NOTE: Because many free article websites don't support HTML in the body of the article the files above won't work unless you eliminate the space after .

I explain W3C compliance and the most common mistakes, in my other article. Your ads may not be as relevant as they should be, if you are advertising, even worse! If your web pages are not W3C compliant you will get low search engine rankings. One of the biggest mistakes that many webmasters make is to neglect W3C compliance on their web pages. I did this as a little reminder to make sure that all of your pages on your website are W3C compliant. You probably noticed that I also went to the trouble of including the DOCTYPE and charset lines in this simple example. That is really all there is to it.

David Picella

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