To detect when all inputs in an HTML form have values in JavaScript, you can listen for the submit
event of the form and then iterate over all the input elements to check if they have values. Here's an example:
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In this example, we first select the form element using document.querySelector
. Then we add a submit
event listener to the form. Inside the event listener, we first prevent the default behavior of the form using event.preventDefault()
so that we can handle the form submission ourselves.
Next, we select all input elements inside the form using form.querySelectorAll('input')
. We then iterate over all the inputs using inputs.forEach
and set a flag allHaveValues
to false
if any input element does not have a value.
Finally, we check the value of allHaveValues
. If it is true
, all input elements have values, and we can do something with the form data. If it is false
, we show an error message or handle the situation in some other way.
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