Create an HTML form that has a number of textboxes write a javascript code that verifies all textboxes have been filled. if it is empty. popup at least indicating which textbox is empty.

You are going to add some javascript to your webpage to greet the user. All the below instructions can be found with further explanations in the Javascript lectures. Don not only give me the html code, i need javascript   If you do not already have them, add two <h1> title tags so they display at the top of your webpage The first tag should have the contents: “Welcome” The second tag should have an id='username' and contents: “Placeholder” All Javascript must go in a file with the extension “.js”, such as “main.js” or “script.js”. Create a file to hold your javascript if one is not already there. Add a script tag at the end of your body tag that includes your javascript file. In your script tag, use the javascript prompt command to save input from the user into a variable Ask the user their name in the prompt command You can name the variable whatever you like  Change the second <h1 id=’username’> contents to the name entered by the user  it should be stored in the…

What are the TextAlign property's potential values?

I have the HTML part down - I'm just needing help with the javascirpt function. You must create a website page that asks the user to input information about themselves to see if they might be a good study buddy for you. Your webpage must have a form that posts information to StudyBuddy.js. You form must have a submit button labeled submit.  You must have at least 3 of the following elements: text input element set of radio buttons checkbox drop down list box list box textarea All elements on your html page must be a different type. (i.e., You may not use 3 text input elements.) Each input must have a label that describes the value being input. Each input must have a label to signify if there is an error in the value entered for that field. You must use the following HTML 5 attributes at least once: autocomplete required novalidate  pattern title  You must add a function to StudyBuddy.js that will be called when the submit button is pressed.  For each of the three elements you add…

What are the TextAlign property's potential values?

JAVASCRIPT: Part I– For you “Login.html” page, we are going to do some Javascript validating. First validate that the user typed in something in both textboxes. If either textbox is empty, pop-up a message that tells the user that they must enter a Valid Customer ID and Password.     Part II– Again for you “Login.html” page, validate that the Customer ID is a Number, not a string. Also all Customer IDs are numbers between 3000 and 3999. All 4 digit numbers. Validate that all Customer IDs are numbers between 3000 and 3999.

7-Fully explain the following code and draw all possible outputs. JavaScript HTML DOM Finding HTML Elements by Tag Name This example demonstrates the getElementsByTagName method. const x = document.getElementById("main"); const y = x.getElementsByTagName("p"); document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML = 'The first paragraph (index 0) inside "main" is: y[0].innerHTML;

HTML/CSS JAVASCRIPT please help me answer this question I will give you a good rating Thank you! Given the following word search application, which searches for words in paragraphs, modify it so that it     Adds two spans tab within the HTML within the designated new "Illustate" text segments as shown below. Has a new click event which searches the occurrence of the word within all span tabs residing                within the first div container , then highlights the text in the span tab which contains the word c) In the same routine, count the number of times ( using a global variable) that the word is found Within the object array loop for span tabs ( where the indexOf statement is located) and after all span tabs are highlighted, send that number to a new html element ( a div, h1, span, p choice is up to you). The count should be continually accumulated and should show the total number of times a word is found in a span tab for all user activated clicks of the search button for…

Choose: ANY keyboard event ANY mouse event and either Scroll, Resize, Focus, Blur, Select, or Change Make sure it's clear in the HTML what the user (aka ME) should be doing to trigger your events.Make 3 HTML/JavaScript files (use embeded aka <script> tags to make it easier) one for the old HTML method, the DOM Event Handler method, and the Event Listener method. They should look all the same just have the events coded differently.Subject matter can be whatever you want, the assignment is not dependent on content as it is functionality. Just make it PG, obviously! You can have fun with it. Silly is fine.