How can an email address be validated in Javascript?
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How can an email address be validated in Javascript?
Though this solution may be simple, I'm sure this is one of those useful things that people will be Googling for and deserves its own entry on the site
Is there any way to get facebook's crappy open graph meta tags to validate if my doctype is <!DOCTYPE html> (HTML5)?
I would really like use the jQuery Validation plugin in my ASP.NET Web Forms application (not MVC). I find it easier than adding asp validators everywhere and setting the control to validate field on all of them.
I'm generating xml files that need to conform to an xsd that was given to me. What's the best way to do this?
I wanted to know if there is any standard APIs in Java to validate a given URL? I want to check both if the URL string is right i.e. the given protocol is valid and then to check if a connection can be established.
I have read a few books on OOP DDD/PoEAA/Gang of Four and none of them seem to cover the topic of validation - it seems to be always assumed that data is valid.
I'm using jQuery's validation plugin and looking to validate many dynamically added text fields such that their summation is checked against a separate total field.
I'll try to explain what's the problem here.
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Any one a idea how to simply create a form with Zend_Form and jquery? I want to use Zend_Form to validate the form so I don't have to dual script the form in JavaScript and PHP.
i have a svn server that i checkout the repository in my computer
i have a question :
I want to create an app that take a String from user input. This String will be in an email format. So there's some requirement's :
See, I have to check like 50+ URLs for validity, and I'm assuming that catching more than 50 exceptions is kind of over the top. Is there a way to check if a bunch of URLs are valid without wrapping it in a try catch to catch exceptions? Also, just fyi, in Android the class "UrlValidator" doesn't exist (but it does exist in the standard java), and there's UrlUtil.isValidUrl(String url) but that method seems to be pleased with whatever you throw at it as long as it contains http://... any suggestions?
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I found a lot of topics about that, but, without a proper answer.