Form Validation With Parsley

Craig CampbellOct 2, 2017Lessons: 13Length: 53 minutes

UX/UI Forms

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2.10 Comparing Values

In this lesson, you will learn how to use Parsley to validate that one input field is equal to another. This is a great way to handle password confirmation fields.

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1.Introduction
2 lessons, 03:15

2.Introducing Parsley
10 lessons, 48:47

2.1
Setting Up Your Files
03:00

2.2
Two Ways to Activate Parsley
05:40

2.5
More Required Fields
06:27

2.6
Email and URL Validation
05:03

2.9
Checkbox Validations
04:26

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:41

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2.10 Comparing Values

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 03:15

1.1
Introduction
00:44

1.2
What Is Parsley?
02:31

2.Introducing Parsley
10 lessons, 48:47

2.1
Setting Up Your Files
03:00

2.2
Two Ways to Activate Parsley
05:40

2.3
Required Inputs
05:07

2.4
Namespaces
03:10

2.5
More Required Fields
06:27

2.6
Email and URL Validation
05:03

2.7
String Validations
06:00

2.8
Numeric Validations
07:41

2.9
Checkbox Validations
04:26

2.10
Comparing Values
02:13

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:41

3.1
Final Thoughts
00:41

Form Validation With Parsley

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2.10 Comparing Values

1.Introduction2 lessons, 03:15

2.Introducing Parsley10 lessons, 48:47

3.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:41

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 03:15

2.Introducing Parsley
10 lessons, 48:47

3.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:41