Honestly, I wasn't aware you can do that. It actually makes perfect sense to add the handler on the form itself and put all custom logic on that generic handler. Though I fiddled around and saw that adding another handler on the input itself won't override the handler on the form element, but instead it'll fire first and then run the form's handler. Not 100% sure of the implications here but it's nice to know.
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onChangehandler on the form element, instead of each input?Honestly, I wasn't aware you can do that. It actually makes perfect sense to add the handler on the form itself and put all custom logic on that generic handler. Though I fiddled around and saw that adding another handler on the input itself won't override the handler on the form element, but instead it'll fire first and then run the form's handler. Not 100% sure of the implications here but it's nice to know.