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For email address verification, this checks for the presence of @ but not .Tld
For example toto@xxx is valid.
If it helps, on this page there is an example of email address verification (see the JS tab to see the code):
https://bootsnipp.com/snippets/6aGm

bonbec wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2024 12:17 pm For email address verification, this checks for the presence of @ but not .Tld
For example toto@xxx is valid.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... nput/email

I -think- you are saying that toto@xxx should NOT be allowed?

burt wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2024 12:53 pmI -think- you are saying that toto@xxx should NOT be allowed?

yes, I have a little trouble expressing myself in English.
I have clients who have @hotmail.fr or @hotmail.com email addresses
Making the .Tld mandatory helps avoid errors when the green sign appears, the client can think that the address is good when a part is missing.

That level of validation is not something that would be suitable for Core code.

We use HTML5 validation on inputs in forms, the HTML5 validation simply looks for a valid input string and ticks (or red) the box appropriately. Unfortunately (for your needs/wants) toto@xxx is a valid email string according to HTML5 specs.

Very simple task for any shopowner to add in their own validation on top of Core, it's just a pattern to add to the input (*don't use javascript*).

ok, thanks for the explanation.
I will see this to improve when it is available.
My clientele is mostly elderly, we must put a maximum of help to facilitate the intention of purchase.

I continue to explore the "Bootstrap 5 Template SNEAK PEEK", it is super cool and I imagine the work behind it, so a big thank you to the PhoenixCart team.