Hi Irene,
I will implement that feature but I cannot say exactly when. I have so many good feature requests on my list and only limited time.
Take a look at that post
www.vi-solutions.de/en/forum-index/17-jo...assword-confirmation
You would have to use f_email_validate_equalTo and the id of the email which contains the original email you want to compare with as the numeric part in #field. One drawback, I think when you edit the field in backend the changes you made in the database will be lost.
Another option would be to create an template override of the default.php that creates the frontend view. (It's basically explained in
www.vi-solutions.de/en/forum-index/19-jo...logged-in-users-only
how to do that). You have to add a rule to the validator than. Search the file (the copied default.php) for "var validator". A little bit further in the code you find a closing curly bracket } and in the next line a comment //recaptcha code...
Just insert the following code after the closing curly bracket
Code:
echo '"email2" : {equalTo : "#field3"},';
You have to replace "email2" with the value of the name attribute of the second email input (which is actually the value you used as input for the "Name" in the field definition) and #field3 with the value of the id attribute of the first email input. (which is the string "#field" and the id of the form field, which you can find in the field definition in backend as well).
As you type in the validation rule "hard-coded" with actual name attribute and id attribute values, this validation will be performed on all forms, but if you make sure you to not use the same field name (in my case email2) in any other form, that should have not consequences, because the rule is only performed for fields with name attribute value "email2".
If you need further information or help, don't hesitate to ask!
Regards,
Aicha