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Sep 1st, 2004, 12:27 AM
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RegExp
/\w{6,20}/ in a ReqExp Validator
I thought that would check to see if there were at least 6 chars and no more than 20 chars...... it make sure the field is empty.....
help please
thanks
Magiaus
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Sep 1st, 2004, 12:32 AM
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while I'm asking anyone know a good RegExp for World wide phone numbers? I know it is going to be huge.
MS should have done more on the RegExp PopUp form. There are some useful expresions, but no editor or validator/tester..... a tester would make things so much easier. Just imagine you click test and it takes input and checks it againt the expression. Wow. You wouldn't have to compile or anything to check it. What a time saver. No building logging in getting to that page that is the third page in a multi page form proccess..... lazy microsoft programmers making me waste time on testing my own app..... They know I can't remember how RegExp works....
Magiaus
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Sep 1st, 2004, 01:10 AM
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...... \w{6,20} works fine I had typed in /w{6,20} .............. I still could use help with the phone number though the country code is can be up too 4 digits I think. Anyone know about country codes in phone numbers?
Magiaus
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