You can validate email addresses in HTML5 before a user submits a form. David Karlins shows you how to do that in Dreamweaver.
- [Instructor] I've talked about the…ubiquitous email input earlier.…Why do I say ubiquitous?…Because it's probably the most commonly…used input type outside of just plain text.…The syntax for an email input, again,…is label for, and of course the label for value…has to correspond to the ID value in the input type.…So that syntax is labeled for email,…and then a label, like email.…
And then we close the label and then…input type=email, ID=email, and again…the name is not for our purposes.…The name is for the back end programmer…whose going to want to shuffle these…email addresses into a database somewhere.…Now, I can't imagine circumstances…where you would want to have a…default value for an email address.…However, let me draw your attention to…line 14 in our code.…
The auto complete on is going to be…very valuable for people who are entering…an email address that they've already entered before.…Let's see how that works in a browser.…So when I start entering an email…address, because I have auto complete on,…the user, in this case me, is prompted with…
Author
David Karlins
Released
11/8/2017- Modern form inputs
- Dreamweaver form design features
- Styling forms with CSS
- Form input types
- Setting required inputs and constraints
- Styling inputs with CSS
- Integrating Bootstrap tools
Skill Level Advanced
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome48s
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Using the exercise files1m 52s
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1. Examples of Modern Inputs
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2. Building Forms with Dreamweaver
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Styling forms with CSS2m 9s
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3. Form Input Types
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The color input2m 33s
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The date input2m 27s
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The email input1m 41s
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The number input1m 42s
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The range input3m 19s
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The search input1m 56s
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The telephone input1m 6s
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The time input2m 3s
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The URL input3m 56s
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4. Using HTML5 Inputs for Validation
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Setting a required input3m 13s
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Setting a constrained input2m 56s
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5. Inviting and Accessible Inputs
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Effective use of labels1m 43s
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6. Styling Input
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Styling inputs with CSS1m 18s
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CSS for forms1m 33s
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CSS for styling inputs1m 14s
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CSS for styling text areas1m 34s
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Styling with fieldsets2m 39s
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7. Bootstrap Form Tools
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Next steps2m 11s
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Creating inline forms3m 9s
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Adding labels and badges1m 12s
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Adding sets of radio buttons3m 10s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 11s
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