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This sample illustrates the use of
reportValidity(),
which provides a way to trigger <form> validation logic.
If any of a <form>'s inputs are considered invalid, the offending inputs and the constraints
that are imposed will be identified in the user interface.
Additionally, reportValidity() returns a boolean value indicating whether all of the inputs
in the <form> were valid or not.
In this particular case, the <form> contains one <input>,
with two constraints: required, as well as
minlength="4".
document.querySelector('#report-validity').addEventListener('click', function() {
var isValid = document.querySelector('#sample-form').reportValidity();
ChromeSamples.setStatus('The form ' + (isValid ? 'is' : 'is not') + ' valid.');
});