HTML5 Validation

[bonbec]

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

[burt]

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?

[bonbec]

I -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.

[burt]

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*).

[bonbec]

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.