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JavaScript Field Label Form Validation using a registration formįield-level-sample-registration-form-validation.js is the external JavaScript file which contains the JavaScript ocde used to validate the is the stylesheet containing styles for the form.įor the sake of demonstration, we have taken five countries only.
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HTML Code of the Sample Registration Form The later JavaScript function created is called on onsubmit event of the form. When the user does so, they may proceed and can supply value to the next available field. It sets and keeps the focus on the input field until the user supplies a valid value. We have created JavaScript functions (one for each input field whose value is to be validated) which check whether a value submitted by user passes the validation. Following pictorial shows in which field, what validation we want to apply. In this document, we have discussed JavaScript field level form validation on a sample registration form.
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