This is an addition to my Pure CSS Three-Way Switches Part One and Pure CSS Three-Way Switches Part Two posts. I needed three-way switches for a survey tool for starwarsrumors.com. These are the three-way switches from the previous two posts, but styled as sliders along with some basic JavaScript survey functionality. This ended up being… MORE q
By DarkMG73 on December 17th, 2020 in
This is an addition to my Pure CSS Three-Way Switches Part 1 post. I needed three-way switches for a survey tool I was building for a site of mine, starwarsrumors.com. These are those three-way switches, but with a different look. Also, check out JavaScript Survey Sample with Pure CSS Three-Way Switches. There we find more of a… MORE q
By DarkMG73 on December 17th, 2020 in
I needed three-way switches for a survey tool I was building for a site of mine, starwarsrumors.com. I wanted a certain overall experience with these. Ultimately, three-way switches are a little more involved than a regular switch, and I wanted to have a default center and not allow for them all to be 'off'. The… MORE q
By DarkMG73 on December 17th, 2020 in
It is a good idea to perform basic tests on user-inputted data before sending it to the server just to make sure it meets basic standards. This is not, in any way, a substitute for actual security tests that must be performed on the server before consuming the data. Any code running in the browser can be altered, so truly protecting the server from malicious code sent via form data can only be done away from the MORE q
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