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When editing My Profile, and a user types the number 0 into a required custom field, submitting the form returns a UBB Error:
<fieldname>is a required field
For example:
# of petsis a required field
Note that there is also no space between the name of the field, and the word 'is'.
Last edited by Rick; 05/30/2007 4:54 PM.
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Which field are they marking with a 0?
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journeyman
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The first custom field, which is set as required.
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php treats 0 as basically empty/null. So when it's required and we check if it has a value, 0 is being treated as no value, so it thinks the field isn't filled in. I'll need to change some code to make it look for a value or 0 explicitly.
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Yeh thats what I had figured; with most things if you treat it as a varchar it'll allow a 0 though, eventhough it is a number which would generally be forced as an int; so it'd interesting that it still treats it as a 0 since i think those are treated as a varchar
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