The Spry Validation Confirm option provides a simple method for checking that the value of one form field is equal to that of the second. This a common check that is used when accepting passwords from users as they register for a web site store account or for controlled access to a web site's information. The behavior is simple to apply and validates before the form is submitted. You will need a form on your web page and at least two form elements of the same type, generally text inputs, for password verification. ...

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