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A particularly annoying problem with front-end validation is that it's not difficult to circumvent the Javascript logic, check both 'None...

A particularly annoying problem with front-end validation is that it's not difficult to circumvent the Javascript logic, check both 'None' and 'All', and send it to the server. It becomes the server's responsibility to make a decision about whether 'None' or 'All' takes precedent.

Posted by wildrhythms on Nov 16, 2021, 10:49 PM

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wildrhythmsNov 16, 2021, 10:49 PM

A particularly annoying problem with front-end validation is that it's not difficult to circumvent the Javascript logic, check both 'None' and 'All', and send it to the server. It becomes the server's responsibility to make a decision about whether 'None' or 'All' takes precedent.

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