@aja26
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hey great project!
I noticed the form doesn't complete and i just wanted to point out something which helped me which was using regex patterns on as html attributes. Here is an example for number validation, pattern="[0-9\s]+$". Please see example below where I also show maxlength which is another type of simple validation you can use.
<input id="card-number" pattern="[0-9\s]+$" type="text" maxlength="16" placeholder="e.g. 1234 5678 9123 0000">More Info: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_input_pattern.asp
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@Mahmoudamin11
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@aja26 i understood what u are saying but there is really difference if i made the regex as attribute in html ?
@aja26
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@Mahmoudamin11 Yes,
pattern="[0-9\s]+$" will only allow numbers and spaces to be submitted. So when a user goes to submit with letters it will be blocked.
@Mahmoudamin11
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@aja26 it's my first time to know that thank u alot is there a problem i only showing error if the user entered letter of signs i handled it with js
@Mahmoudamin11
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@aja26 i do have another question sorry the gradiend background on the left isn't the same colors as the design how can i get these colors cause it's n't attached in the style guide
@aja26
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@Mahmoudamin11 The gradient can be used as an image background with css. There is one called 'bg-main-desktop.png', then will need to switch to a mobile version 'bg-main-mobile.png'.
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@Mahmoudamin11
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@aja26 Oh my god i didn't even notice these backgrounds thank you
