This document outlines exercises for a login form using JavaScript and PHP. It instructs the user to create a login form with an email field for username and a password field with complexity requirements. It also describes validating the form with JavaScript and PHP and placing a button to display the form on an existing web page layout. Upon submission, the form values will be sent to a PHP processing file.
This document outlines exercises for a login form using JavaScript and PHP. It instructs the user to create a login form with an email field for username and a password field with complexity requirements. It also describes validating the form with JavaScript and PHP and placing a button to display the form on an existing web page layout. Upon submission, the form values will be sent to a PHP processing file.
This document outlines exercises for a login form using JavaScript and PHP. It instructs the user to create a login form with an email field for username and a password field with complexity requirements. It also describes validating the form with JavaScript and PHP and placing a button to display the form on an existing web page layout. Upon submission, the form values will be sent to a PHP processing file.
1. Create a simple login form: a. Username: E-mail address b. Password: minimum length 8 characters, must contain uppercase, lowercase, number. c. Submit button: “Login”
2. Form validation • Validate the form using JavaScript • Validate the form again using PHP
3. Place a button (a link) with the label “Login” either in the header container or navigation bar of your web page (layout) from LAB 01.
When you click on the Login button, the form appears in the body part of your web page.
4. Create a new file with the name “login_processing.php” to receive the input values from login form.