Perform your own server-side validation for submitted field values for forms in WordPress.
WS Form allows you to perform your own server-side validation of submitted field values.
For WordPress developers who need custom validation behavior, WS Form provides the wsf_submit_field_validate filter hook.
You can use that hook to add your own server-side form validation logic. Full descriptions and examples are available in the knowledge base article.
Perform validation of submitted field values with server-side logic.
Create your own validation behavior instead of relying only on default checks.
WS Form provides the wsf_submit_field_validate WordPress filter hook for this feature.
Apply validation to the values submitted through your form fields.
This feature supports custom validation implementations in WordPress.
Use code-based validation when you need custom server-side checks.
A dedicated knowledge base article covers this validation approach.
The knowledge base article includes examples for implementing custom server-side form validation.
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Yes. WS Form allows you to perform your own server-side validation of submitted field values.
You can validate submitted field values on the server side.
WS Form provides the wsf_submit_field_validate WordPress filter hook for custom server-side validation.
Yes. The hook referenced for this feature is wsf_submit_field_validate.
Use the wsf_submit_field_validate filter hook. For a full description and examples, see the knowledge base article.