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I have a class sign up form for a drivers license instruction site. They have various classes through the year (Class_Date) Students enter their DOB (Student_DOB) Classes are Limited to folks who are 15, or 16 or 17. Folks sign up and then are re directed to an external payment page. I am trying to programmatically limit participants who are not 15 16 or 17 from checkout. So far we have a checkbox
I have a search form set-up that I would like to make filter between two dates. The following is how I have the end and start date fields set-up on the form: http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/415 Based on those start and end dates I then want to have my template provide a results set between those two dates based on my date_timesheet field, but can't seem to figure out how to put it together correctly.
Hi Folks, I know we can validate data using strings, regex and comparisons, but there doesn't seem to be a built-in type for dates. I saw previously that someone created a regex for date validation, but I'd like to have a real way to do so without reverting to javascript validation or database raiseerror statements so that it works well with the validationsummary feature of XMP. Thanks! --Phil

FIltering by CheckBox

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I am attempting to filter a listview WHERE a field is equal to 'Driver" AND a Checkbox is NOT ticked. Whenever I put the filtering statement in, no records show.

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