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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tyr0ne" data-source="post: 110773" data-attributes="member: 14633">Like I said you don't need to check if they're all set to submit the form. You just have to see if you have your form being posted by checking if( isset($_POST["formname"])) or if( $_POST["formname"]). THEN when you know you have a form being posted, you check if they're all set. The way you're doing it permits no error handling whatsoever. Sure it checks if they're all set but you can't give any errors to your user when one is empty. Checking if they're all set just takes ressources and is uneeded. Instead you use those ressources you would waste to check if each POST has a value in the condition I made. If you want to be even better, use a for() to go through your post array, that will save you some lines of code.</blockquote>