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Adjacent Characters

Sunday June 22, 2008
JavaScript can validate form fields without necessarily needing Regular Expressions

Sometimes certain characters are not allowed to be next to one another. Other times there must be at least one occurrence of a given character combination. In this seventh form validation tutorial we look at how to validate adjacent characters to confirm whether the entered content is valid.

Adjacent Characters

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