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As a front-end developer working on a project by myself for the first time, I came across many multistep forms with validation. I could go through the simple ones, but when I came across a form with f…
HTML input elements are used to receive user input. There are various types of input elements available in HTML, each serving a specific purpose. Some common input elements are: Text Input: Used for …
HTML Form: It is the most important concept of HTML. It is a self-closing tag. By using it we send client information to the server because it collects input data from the user such as text, number, v…
The React useReducer has always been renowned for its ability to handle complex state management as opposed to the useState hook. Quite similar to the popular Redux Library, it is React’s own inbuilt …
For sending the information from the client to the server that you fill on your form we need to have "method=get" or "method=post" attributes. there are differences between the get and post methods. when we give "method=get".it sends the us…
Not every web app is born equal. Some of them are just static pages with some content that looks nice and presents users with necessary data, but a lot of them are more complex projects. Web pages now…
HTML form element makes it easy to take an action when a button is clicked through its `action` attribute. However, if you have tried to create a multi-button form that takes specific actions based on…
In HTML, an input tag is used to take input from users to build front-end applications : Here we are going to dive depth into input tags: type="text" is a basic text input field. type="password" is …
As I was working on my personal portfolio website over the weekend, I thought about a feature that I wanted to implement. I wanted to create a visually engaging user experience by making the labels of…
If we talking about form handling in react js there are two way handling forms, contrlled and uncontrolled components. Before read this blog if you do not have any information about useState and useRe…
