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Reset Password Using Html and javascript

I Have a requirement where i have 3 input fields namely 1.old password 2.new password 3.confirm password. For which i need to apply rules as follows. 1.Old and new passwords should not match. 2.No field should be empty. 3.New password and confirm password inputs should be same. If all these validations passes then only form should be submitted. Here is

How to change iframe source

the issue is that I’m trying to develop a web site and I’m using Google Web Design. So far so good. I’ve inserted an iFrame and I want to change it’s source when I’m pressing a button. Every search that I’ve googled speaks about “src” but my iFrame has “source” attribute. I’ve tried almost every solution that I found but

Close Bootstrap modal on form submit

I have a Bootstrap modal dialog which contains a form. The modal dialog contains a submit and a cancel button. Now on submit button click the form is submitted successfully but the modal dialog isn’t getting closed. Here is my HTML: Anybody knows how to do this? Answer Use that Code

Can’t I put my javascript files outside html public folder?

I’m following this tutorial to create a safe login system. My folder logic is as follows: When I say “as stated on the tutorial”, I refer to this passage: Store your copy of this file in a directory called “js”, off the root directory of the application. Did I interpret it right? Should js folder be inside html, instead of

Textarea doesn’t break line on ‘enter’ press

I have a project with a lot of libraries, like jQuery, Kendo and AngularJS. After an update with many commits textarea stopped breaking to a new line by [Enter] press. Maybe, somewhere the event has been unbound or a library interrupts. I tried to get listeners for the object by JQuery.data(element), but it got undefined. How can I debug it?

Can I add onmouseover attribute to run only once?

Say I have a link like the following: <a class=”link” href=”www.rich.com” onmouseover=”go(this)”>Link</a> Is there a way to configure the onmouseover event, calling go(this) to run only a single time while still using the inline onmouseover=<some code> notation? I want it defined inline, not with a JavaScript call. Currently, I have this, but it is not what I want: Answer You

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