Input Email multipleProperty

Example

Check if the email field can accept multiple values:

var x = document.getElementById("myEmail").multiple;

xThe output result is:

true

The multiple property is used to set or return whether the email field in a form can accept multiple values (email addresses).

When set to true, it indicates that the user is allowed to enter multiple values in the email field.

This property reflects the HTML multiple attribute.

Tip:When submitting the form, use commas to separate multiple email addresses, such as: mail@example.com, mail2@example.com, mail3@example.com.

All major browsers support the multiple attribute.

Note:Internet Explorer 9 and earlier IE versions, and Safari browser do not support the <input type="email"> element.

Return the multiple property:

emailObject.multiple

Set the multiple property:

emailObject.multiple=true|false

Value	Description
true\|false	In the form, specifies whether the email field can accept multiple email addresses submission true - The email field can accept multiple email addresses false - Default. The email field cannot accept multiple email addresses

Return Value:	A Boolean value, returns true if the email field allows entering multiple values, otherwise returns false.

Set the email field to allow entering multiple email addresses:

document.getElementById("myEmail").multiple = true;

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