JS required/add a text box when clicking the boxes. I includedan example on how it should look when entering text. Thank you
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Form Validation ALL forms should be in <form> tags. If your form is built using <table> tags this needs to be removed. FORM VALIDATION DONE VIA HTML5 IS NOT ALLOWED UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, LATER WE CAN ADD THEM IN TO SIMPLIFY THE VALIDATION. Students are required to add JavaScript to their registration form per the specifications below: registration.html - for guests to register accounts require the user to enter a username that begins with a character ([a-zA-Z]). require the user to enter a username that is 3 or more alphanumeric characters. require the user to enter a password that is 8 or more characters AND contains at least O O O oo O O 1 upper case letter AND 1 number and 1 of the following special characters (/* -+! @ # $ ^ & * ). require that the password and confirm password inputs are the same. require the user to enter an email that is valid. This one CAN BE done with the type attribute set to "email" require the user to select that they are 13+ years of age. ■ This one CAN BE done with the HTML attribute "required" require the user to select TOS and Privacy rules. This one CAN BE done with the HTML attribute "required" ■ ■ When implementing the above requirements think about what happens when these requirements are not met. Some of these requirements can be verified as the user types and some can be verified when the user clicks the submit button. These design choices I leave up to you. If the data is invalid the form SHOULD NOT BE submitted. If the data is valid, simply let the page refresh or show a message saying the form was submitted.
1 Email Password x Username Begins with a character x Username has at least 3 alphanumeric characters
Password Confirm Password Rules. Cancel X Has at least 8 characters X Has at least 1 Upper Case letter X Has at least 1 Number Case letter x Has at least 1 of the following: (/*-+!@#$^&*)
a123 [email protected] Test1234! Username Begins with a character Username has at least 3 alphanumeric characters
Testt1234! Confirm Password Rules. Cancel Has at least 8 characters Has at least 1 Upper Case letter Has at least 1 Number Case letter ✓ Has at least 1 of the following: (/*-+!@#$^&*)
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