Sorry, no. Just add text at the top of the page that all fields are required and leave the
validation, otherwise what is a validation script suppose to check for if it is not a certain number
of characters or length is greater than zero
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"graceworks4u2" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a website with a form that was created in Frontpage. I need customers
> to fill out every field before submitting the form. As it is now, I used the
> Field Required option, but that means they just have to have a minimum number
> of characters. And the error message that appears tells them that they
> exactly that.
> I just need the error message to tell them that all fields are required. Is
> there a way to do this in Frontpage without my having to write the script
> myself?