[replying to list - assuming discretion was in error] Quoting ബാലശങ്കർ സി (2014-08-05 12:09:54) >> You have put in some validation checks in html5 (cool!) and some in >> javascript. It seems, however, that you do *not* validate >> server-side. Consider adding that - both for user experience (for >> those who can't or won't use javascript) and for security of whatever >> further processing you do. > > Sure. But, I don't remember using any Javascript validation (I think I > used javascript only for datepicker for arrival and departure dates, > other than Bootstrap). Can you tell me where you saw that? Right, it was the datepicker code I (wrongly) categorized as validation: I saw the code, then tried fill in non-date string in those fields, got a successful submit, and wrote my email about lack of server-side validation. :-) > I will add server-side validation tonight as HTML5 validation won't > work in some browsers (eg: CLI browsers like elinks) that don't > support HTML5. Exactly. :-) >> I notice you use jQuery and Bootstrap. You might want to consider >> exploring more lighweight alternatives - my favorite is Sass and >> Compass, and picking specific-purpose non-jQuery javascript functions >> as needed. > > Anyway, I am gonna leave designing to the pros. This demo was made by > modifying an existing site. So, the bootstrap was used. In that case, this (weaker than validation) remark goes to whoever picks it up :-) - Jonas -- * Jonas Smedegaard - idealist & Internet-arkitekt * Tlf.: +45 40843136 Website: http://dr.jones.dk/ [x] quote me freely [ ] ask before reusing [ ] keep private
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