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On chrome the error message for an unknown course does not appear, as it is blocked by other elements

The following programs don't work with the JSON file due to complicated requirements:

• Any program without specific first year requirements
• Geoscience Major/Minor
• Earth and Environmental Systems Major
• Ethics, Society and Law Major (Based on breadth reqs.)
• International Relations Specialist (Only some variants of the reqs.)
• Forest Conservation Science Specialist/Major/Minor
• Forest Conservation Specialist/Major/Minor
• Environmental Geography Specialist/Major ("Pick any two courses")
• Human Geography Specialist/Major/Minor ("Pick any two courses")
• Physical and Environmental Geography Specialist/Major/Minor
• Geographic Information Systems Minor
• Urban Studies Specialist/Major/Minor (Pick selections of different courses)
• Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations Specialist/Major/Minor (Many many different combos)
• Peace, Conflict and Justice Specialist/Major (Type 3 with many many requirements)
• Physiology Major/Minor ("Pick any of the following")

• UTM/ UTSC version
• Filtering (i.e. if a user did not take any math courses there is no point searching through programs that require math)

From issue on main plh.io repo:
Some sort of validation would be nice. The finder silently fails when a wrongly formatted input is entered, or if the course doesn't exist.

Maybe dynamically adding one-liner text forms as the user enter more courses instead of one large text box would look nicer.

Requires editing the course_list variable in selectize.js (line 2644)

• Sociology Specialist/Major/Minor
• South Asian Studies Minor
• Spanish Specialist/Major/Minor
• Statistics Specialist/Major/Minor
• Applied Statistics Specialist
• Women and Gender Studies Specialist/Major/Minor

User request from reddit: verify course code on input i.e. if they type in CSC10841 then give them a warning letting them no that no course is found with that code.

Currently, the tag won't turn red when the length of the tag is strictly greater than 6 i.e. When you enter in CSC100H (Which isn't a valid class) the tag won't turn red. However when you type in less then or equal to 6 characters e.g. CSC100 it will turn red.

I'm going to look into this I was just wanted to make sure the bug was reported.