jquery or javascript validation at a time a single alert occur on sumbmit button or form

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I am filling a form that contain several field but i leave a field (textbox(email) ) empty or write any thing other than main in textbox field. it will show a alert type message.

there can be other filled which may be empty. but at a time a single message will appear.

Posted 7-May-14 21:17pm

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Sunasara Imdadhusen 8-May-14 3:27am

So what you want? do you want to alert all field validation message in single? However please provide code snippet as well!!

Member 10695198 8-May-14 4:03am

you tell me only how we can validate email only using jquery.

Vi(ky 8-May-14 3:32am

requirement not clear

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Peter Leow · Answer 1 · 2014-05-07T22:53:00

No need javascript. In HTML5, you can use <input type="email"> to define a text field that should contain an email address and will automatically validate that the entry is of valid email format when the form is submitted. In addition, you can add a "required" attribute to reject empty input.

<input type="email" id="email" name="email" placeholder="someone@gmail.com" required>

Read more from: Beginner's Guide to HTML5 & CSS3 - Formidable Forms with HTML5[^]