Awesome Form Validation | edrackham




I don’t know about you, but I always work hard on my form validation (and would never use just JUST JavaScript to validate input locally). It puts a smile on my face when a form is technically valid, yet won’t submit:

Awesome Form Validation


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7 Responses so far.


  1. Chris says:

    Since when was w00t a valid email address???

  2. Ed says:

    w00t is not a valid email address. The popup validation is asking that I ensure that I have “entered a [sic] invalid email address” – which I have done.

  3. Arjun Hunurkar says:

    dude! every registration website has a validation code for that subject
    e.g where in age subject you cannot put character, straightly it will give you error as it objecting for this.
    the error which is giving you is rational, because it will only accept if the character is ending with “@.com or @.us”. understood! that’swhy it is giving you an error.

  4. anonymous says:

    You don’t get it.

    It pretty much says make sure “you have entered an invalid email address.” You won’t get it if you only read the first line.
    Which so has been done.
    It’s the humor in the contradiction, bit of irony of the error message.

  5. Admin says:

    Folks, dont think like fools. Read full message:

    Please ensure that – You have entered a invalid email address

    the correct one should be

    Please ensure that – You have entered a valid email address

    Common these are common mistakes. nothing special in this.

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