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Adding Server-side Capabilities to Form Validation with the DOM
Are you looking for a comprehensive guide on how to create a form validation system that uses the DOM for displaying error messages, instead of showing silly alerts? Then this group of three articles (of which this one is the third) may fit your requirements. They're aimed at showing you how to perform client-side validation on your own online forms.
Read the full article here: Adding Server-side Capabilities to Form Validation with the DOM For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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