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Spry. Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 and Spry. Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 allows the user to include additional functionality provided by the Spry JavaScript library.

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Spry

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  1. Spry

  2. Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 and Spry • Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 allows the user to include additional functionality provided by the Spry JavaScript library. • Spry enables the web-page designer to include client-side validation as well as AJAX behavior (which yields more responsive pages by allowing a server update for part of a page instead of whole pages).

  3. Spry

  4. Insert/Form/Spry Validation Text Field

  5. Fill in the dialog-box information

  6. Select the Required Checkbox and set Min Chars value to 1 (or more)

  7. The Type drop-down list allows one to select the validation pattern

  8. For the third text field, choose the Phone type

  9. Let us say that this field is not required

  10. Trying to submit a form with no First Name

  11. Trying to submit a form with no First Name

  12. Having no phone number is OK

  13. But having a phone number with the wrong format is bad

  14. Including a hint

  15. Phone hint displaying when form initiates

  16. Spry code in head

  17. <span>’s added around <input> tag

  18. More spry code after </form>

  19. SpryAssets folder: local and remote

  20. Reminder! • You can never be satisfied with just client-side validation – no matter how fancy. • Security requires checking on the server side because the client is out of your control

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