Looking for a simple Javascript Form please :)

that will

make sure all fields are entered.
make sure age is between 3- 99
and make sure the email is valid


I had a decent search on google, nothing really comes up that is complete. I
am sure that it is out there somewhere?

thank you soooo much



ryan

ryan wrote:
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make sure age is between 3- 99
snip

What is it that applies to a 99 year old that does not apply to a 100
year old?

Richard.

Richard Cornford said the following on 5/18/2006 8:34 AM:

ryan wrote:
snip
make sure age is between 3- 99
snip

What is it that applies to a 99 year old that does not apply to a 100
year old?

100th Birthday Party planning?

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Randy Webb wrote:

Richard Cornford said the following on 5/18/2006 8:34 AM:
ryan wrote:
snip
make sure age is between 3- 99
snip

What is it that applies to a 99 year old that does not apply to a 100
year old?

100th Birthday Party planning?

Starting to plan a 100th birthday from the age of 3 seems a little
optemistic.

Richard.

JRS: In article <446c609c$0$25132$afc38c87 (AT) news (DOT) optusnet.com.au>, dated
Thu, 18 May 2006 21:55:15 remote, seen in news:comp.lang.javascript,
ryan <rysdfan (AT) psdfarnddddfham (DOT) com> posted :

Only the naive assume that the Subject line is necessarily readily
readable while the body of an article is being read. Read the newsgroup
FAQ, via sig.

that will

make sure all fields are entered.
make sure age is between 3- 99
and make sure the email is valid


I had a decent search on google, nothing really comes up that is complete. I
am sure that it is out there somewhere?

Read <URL:http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/js-valid.htm>.

An E-mail address can be tested for compliance with applicable format
standards, but there's no way of checking that it will be deliverable.

My ISP's news system does not believe in news:alt.comp.lang.javascript .

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