Trying to display errors next to input fields in ajax / jquery / php form?

That's a really bad way to do it. The reason it doesn't work is because that JavaScript needs to be parsed and run by the browser first, that's a whole different story and would involve using eval(). The better way to do it would be to send back a JSON object, then use it in your JavaScript to display the message to the user.

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