Check If String Contains Any Numbers
Jan 7, 2006i need a check that can go through a string to see if it contains any numbers.
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View 12 RepliesI am constructing an HTML questionnaire and one of the questions
requires people to rate some choices from 1 to 5, where 1 is their
favourite and 5 is their least favourite:
Car
Bus
Taxi cab
Train
Airplane
Each choice has an INPUT TYPE=TEXT tag to contain the response. I
also have a function that is called ONCHANGE in order to check that a
number is entered between 1 and 5:
function CheckNos(obj) {
if(obj.value.match(/[^d]/) || obj.value<1 || obj.value>5)
{alert("Please enter a number between 1 and 5");obj.value="";return
false}
}
This works fine, but ideally I would like a function that could check
ONCHANGE that someone has not filled in the same number twice, for
example answered "1" for all of them. They are only allowed to use
each rating number once, so rating their choice 1 to 5.
Can anyone suggest a short function that could accomplish this easily?
Could I use some kind of array with 5 elements and allocate a flag
value once that number had been chosen, then check that the value had
been set?
I would like to add a plausability check for numbers with JS, but regex is not
really a strong knowledge of mine. Can anybody give me a hint, or lead me to the
right script for doing this?
Inside the form a user can place a price which I would like to be only a number,
smaller than 100000 and there should no , or . be inside the value. otherwise
they should see an alert message. Code:
I have a piece of javascript code.
1. It retrieves a value of a cookie (this works)
2. A function is called to check that only whole numbers were entered into an inputbox.
Code JavaScript:
When I load the page, the page gives a "The page loaded but with erros" warning, and the code doesn't work.
I call it using:
HTML Code:
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I have a form with a text box where users can enter a 10 digit code. The 10 digit code can be just numbers/letters (eg. 0123456789 or abcdefghij) or it can be a mixture (eg. 0a1b2c3d4e). What I would like is if the user enters a code which is a mixture of numbers and letters then the submit url goes to mixed.php If the user enters a code which just has letters or numbers then the submit url goes to sole.php change the url from selecting radio buttons.
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<script type='text/javascript'>
function isNumeric(elem, helperMsg){
var numericExpression = /^[0-9]+$/;
if(elem.value.match(numericExpression)){
return true;
}else{
alert(helperMsg);
elem.focus();
return false;
}}
</script>
<form>
Numbers Only: <input type='text' id='numbers' action= "desktop.html"/>
<input type='button'
onclick="isNumeric(document.getElementById('numbers'), 'Numbers Only Please')"
value='Check Field' />
</form>
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and
if ("123" > 33) will return true
So my question is, if the above behaviors are the same?? If string is
a number, and compare with another number, it will be the same behavior as compare 2 numbers?
In this case, it is comparing 2 strings that are numbers, so they are
string comparisons here. correct?
if ("123" > "33") will return true
In this case, "33a" is not a number, that's why when it compare with
another number, it always return false. correct?
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I want to remove all symbols of an input string, so I have this javascript command:
Code:
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I have JS object w/ following structure:
PHP Code:
json_data_object.422.name
thta should of out put me "hello world" as it is what it is in array but it does not as there is 422 there That's my ID from database, and I gotta use itNow, if I change that ID to something in letters say to "i" then everything is fine. ex
PHP Code:
json_data_object.i.name
That one would work, but then I have to chnge JSON string thta pulls data from DB and i cant really do that...So the question is how can I make 422 (numbers) works the same way as just string values in the array/object tree?
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Function findsometing()
(
var myString = 'results' + '<BR>'
[code]....
I have thought about using the standard email checker pattern but we have had problems in the past so looking to check if the string follows these simple rules.
has no spaces, has a character/s at the start followed by an @ then has a character/s followed by a (dot) then another character/s
i.e
a@a.a
aa@aa.aa
aaa@aaaaaaaaa.aaa
i am not sure how the standard pattern works but feel that it may be to complex which causes some email address to fail.
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I'm assuming this will be done with lastIndexOf but I do not know how to do it. So to reiterate, I want to check to see if either a space exists, or <br />, delete everything after that, and return the string. So the output of the example string would be...
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo
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Code JavaScript:
var re = new RegExp(window.location.hostname,'i');
alert(re.test(str));
str can be like:
[Code]...
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