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Hey All! Here is my final Learning Diary for Unit 6.
I spent my time this unit developing a dynamic contact form using JQuery. Specifically, I have developed a form that has validation checking to ensure that when a user enters their contact information, it is as correct as possible.
Specifically, the form uses the .validate feature in JQuery to check if the user has submitted a valid email, and if there name as been recorded.
I have additionally used JQuery to enable the form to send data to a Google Sheet through an AJAX request. With this change, the form is now highly-dynamic and enables the user to contact me with ease.
I have learned how to integrate JQuery with AJAX and form validation. This has greatly improved the usability of the website. I found JQuery to be incredibly useful.
SCIS Web Space (working-copy): http://student.athabascau.ca/~jamalha2/
Permanent Location for Unit 6 HTML Files on SCIS: http://student.athabascau.ca/~jamalha2/unit6/
Github Pages: http://jamalhabash.ca/comp266/
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