Ben,
Jayrox answer is correct, but you should be thinking of using the
Form Validation class.
Form Doğrulama kılavuzunda belirtildiği gibi:
Before explaining CodeIgniter's
approach to data validation, let's
describe the ideal scenario:
- Bir form görüntülenir.
- Sen doldurun ve gönderin.
- If you submitted something invalid, or perhaps missed a required
item, the form is redisplayed
containing your data along with an
error message describing the problem.
- Eğer geçerli bir formu teslim kadar bu süreç devam ediyor.
Alıcı ucunda, komut gerekir:
- Gerekli veriler için kontrol edin.
- Verify that the data is of the correct type, and meets the correct
criteria. For example, if a username
is submitted it must be validated to
contain only permitted characters. It
must be of a minimum length, and not
exceed a maximum length. The username
can't be someone else's existing
username, or perhaps even a reserved
word. Etc.
- Güvenlik verileri sterilize.
- Pre-format the data if needed (Does the data need to be trimmed?
HTML encoded? Etc.)
- Veritabanında sokulması için verileri hazırlayın.
Although there is nothing terribly
complex about the above process, it
usually requires a significant amount
of code, and to display error
messages, various control structures
are usually placed within the form
HTML. Form validation, while simple to
create, is generally very messy and
tedious to implement.
Şerefe