GeekArticles
Web Programming
Java ScriptHow to Build a Forms Validation Library
Author: 15seconds.com |
Published: 10th Aug 2005 |
Visited: 245 times |
Add CommentFiled in: Java ScriptBy Edward Myers Rating: 3.3 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague Overview Developing HTML forms for entering or editing data on line is tedious and boring work. It is even more painful if you need a data-entry solution that supports both Netscape and Internet Explorer (IE). Thus most on-line forms have no JavaScript validation and barely any server validation. FormLib is a code framework that eliminates the tedious aspects of programming cross-browser client and...n
Read Article Sponsored Links
Related Articles
• JQuery as Microsoft’s Library The adoption of Ajax as a programming technique has been widespread since its inception in 2005. It changed the preferences of most developers in terms of selecting the right programming language to study. Software giants have also acknowledged this feat as they release different updates on their so ...
• Implementing JavaScript Library Implementing a JavaScript library has it ups and downs. By using a JavaScript library developers will not have to deal with manual coding of different functions. On the other hand the lack of familiarity with the library and rushing to use the functions offered will only get the application complica ...
• Swing Extreme Testing - The Data Validation Test The Data Validation Test
The Ok button of the SaveAsDialog should only be enabled if the name that has been entered is valid. A name can be invalid if it contains an illegal character, or if it has already been use ...