Module Description
This module adds an extra tab to each Webform node, allowing you to specify validation rules for your Webform components. You can create one or more of the predefined validation rules, and select which Webform component(s) should be validated against those. By using the hooks provided by this module, you can also define your own validation rules in your own modules.
How to use Drupal 9+ When you edit any component of a supported type, near the bottom of the edit pane there will be a section called "Form extra validation" which contains the configuration. Drupal 7 The edit page for a Webform will included a "Form Validation" tab. Frequently asked questions Q: Can I validate values against my own dataset, set of codes or database table? A: You should create your own custom module which hooks into this module. See custom module example. Q: Can i perform client-side (Javascript) validation with this module? A: No you can't. Check out the clientside_validation module for this functionality. Q: Can you help with my regular expression? A: You can validate against a whole range of things using the regular expressions validation rules, so we cannot give examples for every use case. You could ask for some help in the issue queue with regards to your exact regular expression. There are already some examples available; have a look at Regular Expressions for Webform Validation (thx nfd) and regexlib.com for more examples. Drupal 7 features overview
* Validate Webform form components against a set of predefined validation rules
* Ability to implement your own validation rules in your module through hook implementations (see this handbook page for more info)
* Works with Webform 7.x-4.x
* Support for Node Clone module
* Support for Select (or Other) module
* Custom error messages are translatable through the Internationalization module
The following validation rules are currently included:
* Numeric values (optionally specify min and/or max value)
* Minimum length
* Maximum length
* Minimum number of words
* Maximum number of words
* Equal values on multiple fields
* Unique values on multiple fields
* Specific value
* Require at least one of two fields
* Require at least one of several fields
* Minimum number of selections required
* Maximum number of selections allowed
* Exact number of selections required
* Plain text (disallow tags)
* Regular expression
* Must be empty (anti-spam: Hide with CSS)
* Words blacklist
* Must match a username
Author Sven Decabooter. The author can be contacted for paid customizations of this module as well as Drupal consulting and development.
How to use Drupal 9+ When you edit any component of a supported type, near the bottom of the edit pane there will be a section called "Form extra validation" which contains the configuration. Drupal 7 The edit page for a Webform will included a "Form Validation" tab. Frequently asked questions Q: Can I validate values against my own dataset, set of codes or database table? A: You should create your own custom module which hooks into this module. See custom module example. Q: Can i perform client-side (Javascript) validation with this module? A: No you can't. Check out the clientside_validation module for this functionality. Q: Can you help with my regular expression? A: You can validate against a whole range of things using the regular expressions validation rules, so we cannot give examples for every use case. You could ask for some help in the issue queue with regards to your exact regular expression. There are already some examples available; have a look at Regular Expressions for Webform Validation (thx nfd) and regexlib.com for more examples. Drupal 7 features overview
* Validate Webform form components against a set of predefined validation rules
* Ability to implement your own validation rules in your module through hook implementations (see this handbook page for more info)
* Works with Webform 7.x-4.x
* Support for Node Clone module
* Support for Select (or Other) module
* Custom error messages are translatable through the Internationalization module
The following validation rules are currently included:
* Numeric values (optionally specify min and/or max value)
* Minimum length
* Maximum length
* Minimum number of words
* Maximum number of words
* Equal values on multiple fields
* Unique values on multiple fields
* Specific value
* Require at least one of two fields
* Require at least one of several fields
* Minimum number of selections required
* Maximum number of selections allowed
* Exact number of selections required
* Plain text (disallow tags)
* Regular expression
* Must be empty (anti-spam: Hide with CSS)
* Words blacklist
* Must match a username
Author Sven Decabooter. The author can be contacted for paid customizations of this module as well as Drupal consulting and development.
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Security Covered
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Version Available
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Module Summary
This module aims to solve the issue of adding validation rules to Webform components in Drupal, allowing for customization and flexibility in form validation.
Data Name
webform_validation
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