/**

 * @author john-erik@jeowebproductions.com

 */



/**

 * validateForm checks to see that there is some content in each form textfield element that has the "formElementValidate" 

 * style applied to it. formElementValidate may exist as a separate CSS style, defined to distinguish required fields

 * or it may just be a name checked by the validate code, assuming some other CSS style is inherited to specify

 * form field elements.

 * @method validateForm(formObj)

 * @param formObj is pointer to the form object

 * Usage 1: <form name="myForm" method="post" action="return validateForm(this.form.name);" >

 * Usage 2: <input type="submit" value="Submit"  onclick="return validateForm(this.form);" />

 **/



 function validateForm(formObj) {

// 	var formObj = document.getElementById(formName);

// 	alert("name passed in " +formObj.name);

//	var myform=document.myForm
	if (formObj.securitycode.value.toLowerCase() != "2f3sd") {
		alert("The code you entered was incorrect. Please try again.");
		return false;
	}




for (var i=0; i<formObj.elements.length; i++) {

	if( formObj.elements[i].className == "formElementValidate" && formObj.elements[i].value.length == 0 ) { // 

		alert("FORM ERROR: Please supply valid, non-blank answer for " +formObj.elements[i].name);

		formObj.elements[i].focus();

		return false;

	}  

	

 	}



 	return true;

 }