In forms, programmers are using types
HTML5 typed inputs ( ). For example, the following case requires the entry of a number between 13 and 16 digits:
<input type="text" pattern="[0-9]{13,16}" title="A credit card number" />
As can be seen in the image, the browser (Chrome in this case), shows a validation which I want to avoid since we want to pass this and other validations to the server side and display customized messages.
Is there a way to get rid of these browser-generated validation messages without having to manually edit each input
form?
The easiest way to disable validation for forms with HTML5 is to add the attribute
novalidate
to the form.For example:
Or their corresponding alternatives:
References:
Aside from the option
novalidate
Cesar specifies in his answer , there is another alternative that may also be useful: using theformnovalidate
.A button
submit
with the attributeformnovalidate
has the same effect as putting itnovalidate
in the form tag directly, but it has an added advantage: there can be multiple fieldssubmit
in a form which allows you to have the option to validate or not the form when it is submitted (source: W3C ).This can be very useful for, for example, saving the form to continue later, or processing some values even though it has not been fully completed. demonstration: