Web Development and Design Foundations with HTML5 (8th Edition)
Web Development and Design Foundations with HTML5 (8th Edition)
8th Edition
ISBN: 9780134322759
Author: Terry Felke-Morris
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 14, Problem 6HOE
Program Plan Intro

Program Plan:

  • Include the HTML tag using “<html>”.
    • Include the heading tag using “<head>”.
      • Open the title tag using “<title>” with appropriate title and close the tag.
      • Set the “meta” tag using “<meta>”.
      • Open the style tag “<style>” to make style for HTML tags.
        • Make a style for “input” type.
          • Set the display as “block”.
          • Set the “margin-bottom” as “1em”.
        • Make a style for “label” element and set the properties of label.
        • Make a style for “submit” element with margin-left property.
    • Open the script tag using “<script>”.
      • Define the function named “validateForm()” to validate the user name, age and city.
        • Check the condition for user name, if user name is “Null” then display the alert message and return “false”.
        • Check the condition for age. If user’s age is less than 18 display the alert message and return “false”.
        • Check the condition for city input. If the input box for city is “Null” then display the alert message “City field cannot be empty” and return “false”.
      • Display the alert message for valid inputs and return “true”.
    • Close the script tag using “</script>”.
    • Close the head tag using “</head>”.
    • Open the heading tag with appropriate heading using “<h1>” tag and close it.
    • Open the form tag with “post” method, when the “onsubmit” event handler clicks by the user the “validateForm()” function called to validate the inputs.
    • Create the additional label and input type for “City” input.
    • Close the form tag using “</form>”.
    • Close the body tag using “</body>”.
  • Close the file using “</html>” tag.

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