Create a registration form, similar to what you may encounter when registering for an online Web site. Include three sections: Personal Information, Security Information, and Preferences. In the Personal Information section, add name, e-mail address, and telephone fields. Include default text in the name and e-mail text boxes, but write some code that removes the default text from each text box when a user clicks it. Write code for the telephone field that prevents users from entering any values except for numbers. In the Security
Information section, add password and password confirmation fields. Write code that ensures that the same value was entered into both fields. Also add a security challenge question selection list and a security answer text box that the Web site will use to help identify a user in the event that he or she loses his or her password. The security challenge selection list should contain questions such as “What is your mother’s maiden name?”, “What is the name of your pet?”, and “What is your favorite color?”. In the Preferences section, add radio buttons that confirm whether a user wants special offers sent to his or her e-mail address. Also, include check boxes with special interests the user may be interested in, such as entertainment, business, and shopping. Add submit and reset buttons
that call submit() and reset() event handler functions when they are clicked. The submit() event handler function should ensure that the user has entered values into each text box, and that the values submitted are not the same as the default text. The submit() event handler function should also ensure that the user selects a security
challenge question, selects a radio button to confirm whether he or she wants special offers sent to his or her e-mail address, and selects at least one interest check box. Submit the form to the FormProcessor.html script. Save the document as Registration.html.
