How to manipulate static string / text in HTML through Javascript

Hi,
Sorry I know this is not the perfect place to ask about HTML. But I need help somehow.
In simple i am creating a website in JSP and using Javascripts.
The problem is I have a HTML form where the user have to enter Login Id and Password. If user enters correct data then he is taken o relevant page.
But if the user enters data (say some invalid character, where it can be handled by Javascript), then it should give feedback as Incorrect Id and Password in that page only but not by alert() statement i.e a statement with red font should get visible.
Eg: In Yahoo the user taken to new page if he enters Wrong Id and Password
In Gmail , the feedback is given on that page only.
I hope u all understand.
Thanks.

If the action attribute of your login form say login.html is set to a servet, and say your servlet is responsible for the validation of Login Id and password, then you could use a RequestDispatcher object in your servlet.
Use ServletContext.getRequestDispatcher(java.lang.String) to obtain the RequestDispatcher object and then invoke include() method on it.
So, if Login ID and password do not match, then any message, will be included in the same login form, login.html
Use google to find more information.

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