How to apply custom error messages for form validation errors using the setCustomValidity() method?
How to apply custom error messages for form validation errors using the setCustomValidity() method?
29611-May-2023
Updated on 15-May-2023
Aryan Kumar
15-May-2023The setCustomValidity() method of the HTMLObjectElement interface sets a custom validity message for the element.
Here is an example of how to apply custom error messages for form validation errors using the setCustomValidity() method:
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In this example, the name field is required. If the name field is empty, the setCustomValidity() method will set a custom error message to "Please enter your name." If the name field is not empty, the setCustomValidity() method will clear the custom error message.
The setCustomValidity() method can also be used to set custom error messages for other types of form validation errors. For example, the following code sets a custom error message for a form field that is too short:
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By using the setCustomValidity() method, you can customize the error messages that are displayed for form validation errors. This can help users to understand why their form is not valid and how to correct the errors.