Why this code doesn't work? All I want to do is removing all the white spaces.
JavaScript
function validateForm(){
var postcode1 = (document.form1.textPostcode1.value).replace(/^s*|s*$/g, "");
if (postcode1 == "") {
[Code].....
i m using the following validation code to validate email id
if (!/^w+([.-]?w+)*@w+([.-]?w+)*(.w{2,4})+$/.test(document.getElementById("customer_name").value))
{
msg=msg+"Must Enter a valid Login-id/Email
";
document.getElementById("customer_name").focus();
}
now i need that if the email id contains white blank space in front of email id or end of email id then this validation should pass otherwise not.
at present if there is blank space in front and end of email id then the validation doesnt passes and gives alert.
what should i add in it to validate it or how can it automatically remove white spaces before validating.
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Code:
var list = document.getElementById( "list" ).value ;
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[Code].....
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[Code]....
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// Ninja'd this from somewhere to trim whitespace.
function trim(stringToTrim) {
[code]....
The regular expression I have prevent special characters but not spaces.
$(this).val(text.replace(/[^wds]/, ""));
How do I prevent spaces?