Advanced jQuery Email Address Validator by Mailgun

Given an arbitrary address, Mailgun will validate the address based on:

• Syntax checks (RFC defined grammar)
• DNS validation
• Spell checks
• Email Service Provider (ESP) specific local-part grammar (if available)

How to use the email validator on your form

1. Include jQuery
2. Include mailgun_validator.js
3. Sign up for a Mailgun account and insert your public API key
4. Attach mailgun_validator() function to the email field you want validated
5. Decide what should happen for valid emails, invalid emails and suggestions

Attaching to a form field:

   $('jquery_selector').mailgun_validator({
       api_key: 'api-key',
       in_progress: in_progress_callback, // called when request is made to validator
       success: success_callback,         // called when validator has returned
       error: validation_error,           // called when an error reaching the validator has occured
   });

Sample JSON in success callback:

 {
     "is_valid": true,
     "parts": {
         "local_part": "john.smith@example.com",
         "domain": "example.com",
         "display_name": ""
     },
     "address": "john.smith@example.com",
     "did_you_mean": null
 }

Demo

http://mailgun.github.io/validator-demo/

More information

• Validator API Docs
• Mailgun Blog Announcement