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  Darko•980

  @dtomicicPosted over 2 years ago

  I've done it by simply making a function which takes email as a parameter and called it in on click of a button to check if the entered email is correctly written if not it displays an error message.

  I've checked your code it looks a bit complicated to be honest, you can just make it a function, make a variable with email regex and check in the function if the entered email matches the format and if not display the error message.

  It might be a little outdated solution but it'll get you started and you can work on it from there.

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  Ali•170

  @alisbaiPosted over 2 years ago

  @dtomicic thank u for the idea, I will create a second is file for email validation with this method. I appreciate your feedback

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  Vander Santos•1,750

  @vandermsPosted over 2 years ago

  Well done!

  About your undefined problem, in JavaScript is not always very clear what is this when you are using a method. In your case, the this in this.iconError is the input element, which is the target of the event listener.

  Try changing this line:

  this.DOMInput.addEventListener(eventType, this.verify);

  for:

  this.DOMInput.addEventListener(eventType, () => this.verify());

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  Ali•170

  @alisbaiPosted over 2 years ago

  @vanderms Thank you so much this is so helpful. I was struggling with this the whole morning. I appreciate the help :)

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