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Same until recently, I knew about: input.checkValidity() but not form.checkValidity() Its a really nice time saver, otherwise as I say break out the loops.
Bonus: I also found this HTMLFormElement.reset() which is yet another time saver - makes you think, I must keep an eye out on these native elements methods.
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I didn't know this. Thanks for the article :-)
Same until recently, I knew about:
input.checkValidity()
but notform.checkValidity()
Its a really nice time saver, otherwise as I say break out the loops.Bonus: I also found this
HTMLFormElement.reset()
which is yet another time saver - makes you think, I must keep an eye out on these native elements methods.