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I was digging around in some old backup files of mine, and I happened to stumble across a form validation script I made for MooTools a while back. And I thought, hey, this is actually pretty neat. So I figured I should write up a simple test form for it and post it on my blog. In case anyone is intreseted in yet another form validator for MooTools :)

Basic usage is very simple. All that is needed in the example below is:

new FormHandler({form:'MyForm', identical:['f7', 'f8']});

Some of the features include;

• Uses class names to specify which fields to validate
• Email and number validation
• Matching fields validation (Useful for password re-type fields)
• Callbacks for onValid and onInvalid

Requires MooTools core 1.2.1 or later.

Here’s an example: (in an iframe)

Code can be downloaded here.

Tags: javascript, js, mootools, Web development

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