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Hi Experts,<br />
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We are using response web design using Bootstrap and I have 3 tabs with Save button in my application and need to do validation for all the tabs using AngularJS.When user clicks save button I need to highlight the corresponding tab that has invalid data using AngularJS/HTml5/Bootstrap.<wbr /><br />
I can use built-in directives or custom directives for validating data and am not sure if I have to user AngularJS or Bootstrap to highlight tab that has invalid data ? If possible please provide me some sample code.<br />
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Thanks in Advance
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Hi Experts,

We are using response web design using Bootstrap and I have 3 tabs with Save button in my application and need to do validation for all the tabs using AngularJS.When user clicks save button I need to highlight the corresponding tab that has invalid data using AngularJS/HTml5/Bootstrap.
I can use built-in directives or custom directives for validating data and am not sure if I have to user AngularJS or Bootstrap to highlight tab that has invalid data ? If possible please provide me some sample code.

Thanks in Advance

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