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[Victor D]

Originally Posted by Warwick

Well if it is a valuable url i.e. something.something.tld

So something like "domain.tld" or "domain.domain.tld/smth.php" is considering to be an invalid URL and no matter if 'http://' is present?
Try something like this:

var value = product_option_value("url");
if (value == false ) {
    alert("Sorry, you should enter an url");
    return false;
} 
var re =  new RegExp(/^(http:\/\/)?[^\.]+\.[^\.]+\.[^\.]+$/i);
if (! re.test(value)) {
    alert("Url you provided seems to be incorrect");
   return false;
}

[Warwick]

You're the man! Thanks Victor

One little thing to make things even better:

Change
alert("Url you provided seems to be incorrect");

Into
alert("Url you provided seems to be incorrect, a correct Url would be www.mydomain.com");

[Victor D]

Originally Posted by Warwick

You're the man!

I wish it were so, but i forgot about slashes.
So "domain.com/page.php" will pass this test.

so it would be better replace

var re =  new RegExp(/^(http:\/\/)?[^\.]+\.[^\.]+\.[^\.]+$/i);

with

var re =  new RegExp(/^(http:\/\/)?[^\.\/]+\.[^\.\/]+\.[^\.]+$/i);

[Warwick]

Still the man

But when you enter www.mydomain.com/shop it is also accepted

[Ene]

btw when using the 'Buy now' button the script is bypassed

Enable the A customer using the "Buy now" button to order a product with product options must be redirected to the product details option.

[Warwick]

Originally Posted by Ene

Enable the A customer using the "Buy now" button to order a product with product options must be redirected to the product details option.

Smart thinking!
Why didn't I come up with that?

Thanks Eugene!

[Warwick]

But hold on, you mean the 'Return customer to cart' option? I have that enabled already and this doesn't do the trick

[Ene]

But hold on, you mean the 'Return customer to cart' option?

No.
Open the 'General settings -> Product options' page.

[Victor D]

Originally Posted by Warwick

Still the man
But when you enter www.mydomain.com/shop it is also accepted

The answer is

      var re =  new RegExp(/^(http:\/\/)?[^\.\/]+\.[^\.\/]+\.[^\.\/]+$/i);

If you would like to know how it works, follow this link.
http://www.webreference.com/js/column5/