I need some advice here. I'm trying to do form validation using Select Case statements embedded within a For Each Loop. Something isn't working correctly. I want it to display all error messages at once, but it is only displaying one at a time. Any clue what's wrong, or any other ideas in accomplishing this? Here is an example of what I've done so far:

For Each Field in Request.Form
Select Case Field
Case "fieldname"
If [Validation Statment] Then
[Display Error Message]
End If
etc...
etc...
End Select
Next

: I need some advice here. I'm trying to do form validation using Select Case statements embedded within a For Each Loop. Something isn't working correctly. I want it to display all error messages at once, but it is only displaying one at a time. Any clue what's wrong, or any other ideas in accomplishing this? Here is an example of what I've done so far:
:
: For Each Field in Request.Form
: Select Case Field
: Case "fieldname"
: If [Validation Statment] Then
: [Display Error Message]
: End If
: etc...
: etc...
: End Select
: Next
:
: Hi, the best method is to validate in the client side itself rather than the server side, unless you are drawing records from the database. That way you save trips to the server. You could write a function that gets called on Submit of the form and validate the fields using the form collection.
A simple example goes here:
<script language = javascript>
function fnCheck()
{
if ((frmTest.txt1.value == "") || (frmTest.txt2.value == ""))
{
alert("Wrong");
return false;
}
else
{
return true;
}
</script>
<form id = frmTest name = frmTest method = post action = "Test.asp">
<input id = txt1 name = txt1>
<input id = txt2 name = txt2>
<input type = Submit value = "OK" onclick = "return fnCheck()"
</form>