what is clinet side validation and server validation??

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what is clinet side validation and server validation??..

Answer / naveen kumar sharma

Client side validations are those which are written in
javascript or vbscript and which are shown before submitting
the page to the server. They respond messages either by
displaying on the same page or through an alerting script.

Server side validations are those which are written in any
programming language, like PHP, ASP, .NET etc.. These
validations works after submitting the page to the server
and they respond messages printed on the Page itself.

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what is clinet side validation and server validation??..

Answer / sm

the validations conducting on all the DB stored information
are server side validations bcz for them client has to get
the information from DB (server)..

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