
Build form-based projects from scratch using jQuery, including step navigation and validation, retrieving content, and displaying error messages as users meet input criteria.
Review the essential tools for this course, including Brackets editor, a browser, and browser developer tools, then use the console to test JavaScript and jQuery front-end code.
Learn to build a simple multi-step form with jQuery by creating content divs, wiring a next button, and hiding steps with display none via document ready and class selectors.
Utilize jquery to detect next anchor clicks, prevent default, traverse to the parent content, get its index among three divs, and show the next while hiding the current.
Explore multiple jQuery selectors to distinguish and navigate form steps, using classes, closest, find, and index to show and hide steps for a multi-page form, with debugging tips.
Apply final project tweaks by fixing hyperlink functionality through selecting anchor elements with a ref equals hash, test by refreshing, and practice precise selection of HTML elements in your code.
Build a basic form with first name, last name, email, and password, and validate it with jQuery, preventing default submission until checks pass before submitting the form.
Learn to validate form inputs with jQuery by looping through fields, enforcing minimum length, and surfacing errors to block submission until checks pass.
Finalize the validation form by validating email inputs with a regular expression in javascript, testing patterns, and outputting valid or invalid results. Refine error messaging for failed submissions.
Loop through form errors with jQuery, validate email with a regex, and display inline red errors while updating labels and appending messages for clear user feedback.
jQuery is a great addition to any web project to make it more interactive and have dynamic content.
This course covers how to use jQuery in a project.
#1 Project create a multiple step output. Click next show content on the next page hide content from the previous page. Designed to practice element manipulation and also accessing elements via the Document Object Model DOM.
#2 Project create form validation using jQuery. Build this from scratch once the form is submitted get all the input values check for length and also check for valid emails. Output and update element CSS if errors occur. All done in jQuery so students can familiar themselves with traversing elements, selecting elements and updating styling of elements all through jQuery.
This course requires knowledge of jQuery, JavaScript DOM, CSS, and HTML. Its designed to walk through and practice using jQuery in various exercises including getting form values, updating and manipulating HTML elements and more. Work along side the lessons and try the code, source code is included.
This course is taught by an instructor with over 19 years of web development experience, ready to help you learn jQuery and answer any questions you may have.
Join now and start practicing using jQuery today see what you can build.