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Using Forms

Every website eventually uses some kind of form for users to enter data. Angular makes it particularly easy to implement client-side form validations to give immediate feedback for an improved user experience.

Table of Contents

  1. Using Forms
  2. Implementing a Basic Form
  3. Validating a Form Model Client-Side
  4. Displaying Form Validation Errors
  5. Displaying Form Validation Errors with the Twitter Bootstrap framework
  6. Only Enabling the Submit Button if the Form is Valid
  7. Implementing Custom Validations
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