How to do skip form validation ?

hi,
im using jdev 11.1.2.3,
how to skip the form validation im using the global buttons..i created the global buttons in template ,template is accessing using page so i need to set skip validation for form

You can skip form validation by setting immediate="true" for the buttons. However, this is non-recommended because you may get validation errors later (when you are in another page) if your form has already submitted part of its data through some PPR requests while you were dealing in the form (e.g. validation errors caused at commit time by ADF BC components which were modified but not validated yet).
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    I replaced some code here to protect myself, but the library.php file is completely functional and has been tested... I am sure the problem ins't in here.
    Please let me know if you need any further code to help you out. I am brand new to PHP and so far everything has ran smoothly up til now. I have my Zend Framework uploaded to my server and tested that my site is connecting to it properly. Any help on this would be so so awesome! This is for a school project and I can't move on until this is resolved! Thank you so much for trying!
    You can also view the issue at my website... all the files have been uploaded to the server. www.CSSU.com

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    And here is user_registration.php code just for the first_name field...
    <?php
    $errors = array();
    if ($_POST) {
      // run the validation script
      require_once('library.php');
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