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Form Validation with JavaScript Regular Expressions (Part 1)
Forms are one of the most useful ways to collect information online from customers and potential customers who visit your website. But that information is just a waste of electrons if it is not correct. How can you validate it? This article explains some of the building blocks you can use in JavaScript to at least ascertain that information entered into a form is in the expected format.
Read the full article here: Form Validation with JavaScript Regular Expressions (Part 1) For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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