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Question in HTML
When creating the input type, does it in any way limit what the user can key in or type in? For example <input type= ânumber and textâ....is the user mandated to type this requirement to proceed ? Iâm new here
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It limits, for this, these attributes were invented, for example, the tel attribute opens the numeric keypad on the phone right away. Backend programmer immediately sees what type of data came to the server from the user, this makes it easier and faster to administer the site.
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Anna/ĐĐ˝Ń Thanks. iâm still a little confused. How can the backend programmer lock on what the user inputs. for example i want the user to input only numbers, and not texts and numbers.
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Augustine The backend programmer mainly receives data and stores it in the database.