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For the best user experience, it’s useful to post sometimes a html <form> with an asynchronous request. The javascript acquires the data, sends it to the server and waits for a response. But when the form contains errors, you need to return the messages in order to be displayed for the user. This article provides a strategy to fetch the response, looks if the form contained errors and…
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