My client has updated this site and now wishes to add a large number of approved email domains. Isn't there a way to do validation within Toolset, using Toolset logic? I need to be able to create a custom post type for Approved Domains, which the client can edit and maintain.
Then, I need to be able to redirect entries based on whether their email domain is one of these custom post types or not. It would certainly be great if there was a validation editor for forms, similar to that for views. Is there any way to obtain this functionality that would preclude writing any custom PHP functions?
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My client has updated this site and now wishes to add a large number of approved email domains. Isn't there a way to do validation within Toolset, using Toolset logic? I need to be able to create a custom post type for Approved Domains, which the client can edit and maintain.
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Yes, you should create a custom post type for approved domains. You can do this with Toolset.
Then, I need to be able to redirect entries based on whether their email domain is one of these custom post types or not. It would certainly be great if there was a validation editor for forms, similar to that for views. Is there any way to obtain this functionality that would preclude writing any custom PHP functions?
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At this step you need to make a little change.
The following code needs to be changed that is I shared in previous ticket:
function validate_email_domain($email){
if (!preg_match('/^([a-z0-9\+\_\-\.]+)@([a-z0-9\+\_\-\.]{2,})(\.[a-z]{2,4})$/i', $email)) return false;
$domains = array('gmail.com','yahoo.com','hotmail.com');
list(, $email_domain) = explode('@', $email, 2);
return !in_array($email_domain, $domains);
}
As you can see we are checking with static domains.
