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JS Form Validation
Client-Side Form Validation
JavaScript form validation uses Validation API for user input checks.
Introduction to JavaScript Form Validation
Form validation is a critical aspect of web development. It ensures that the data submitted to a server meets certain criteria to maintain data integrity and user security. JavaScript provides a powerful API to validate forms and control user input efficiently.
Understanding the Validation API
The Validation API in JavaScript allows developers to check the validity of form elements using properties and methods such as checkValidity() and setCustomValidity(). This API helps in customizing error messages and handling input validation without relying solely on HTML5 attributes.
Basic Form Validation Example
Let's start with a simple example that demonstrates how to use JavaScript to validate a form. This example will check if the user has filled in a required field.
Custom Validation Messages
With the Validation API, you can provide custom validation messages using the setCustomValidity() method. This allows you to replace the browser's default validation message with a message of your own.
Advanced Validation Techniques
For more complex forms, JavaScript offers advanced techniques such as regular expressions for pattern matching, and integrating third-party libraries for additional validation features. These techniques allow for more granular control over the form's behavior and validation logic.
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