when a user fills out a form the validation ive selected tells the user to enter a value for the name feild/is there a way thats it tells the user to enter a name and not (value)

That run-on sentence is soooooooo hard to read! How about a few caps and
periods? Also 'I've' and 'field'.
Sorry for the corrections but this is all about Communication!
Grumpy Eleanor

"tammy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> when a user fills out a form the validation ive selected tells the user to
enter a value for the name feild/is there a way thats it tells the user to
enter a name and not (value)

It's kinda hard to make suggestions...why not post the url?

You could make the default selection of the field...."please enter name", "please enter phone number" - if you're using a drop down. Or you can put intructions in next to the field...in conjunction with how you set up your validation rules (ie; restrict entries to numbers, text, etc) you could probably get your viewers to behave :-)


"Tammy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news7045939-59DF-4CB4-8E2F-(E-Mail Removed)...
| Very sorry, Doing 5 things at once.Ive created a form with validations for the name and telephone number.
| Only it asks the user (please enter a value for the name feild). Is there a way that it only asks or prompts
| the user PLEASE ENTER A NAME/PLEASE ENTER A PHONE NUMBER

The problem is that the validation script is "written" to the page on the
fly when the page is served. There is no way to modify this using the
standard FrontPage form validation.

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"Tammy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Text Box Validation.
> It Currently states or prompts a user to (Please enter a value for the
"NAME" field)
> The users should just see (Please enter a name) Im using fp 2003