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.
How can I to delete white spaces around parameter that I to pass with HTML forms. For example, if I have 'firstname lastname ' or ' firstname lastname', exist it a builtin function in javascript to obtian 'firstname lastname'?
I have a form where I ask my users for a comma seperated web site list. I want to make sure this list only contains the host names of URLs without any white spaces
Original list: [url], [url], [url],[url]
Edited list:[url],[url],[url],[url]
Currently I have the following to get the comma separated list
Code:
var list = document.getElementById( "list" ).value ;
In a Text Area or Rich Edit Text Box I need to control whitespaces in between strings. For example if I have a : 1234 this is text test123. When I restore this information on the text area the spaces between those strings are not respected and only 1 space is in between those strings. When I browsed forums I see that we can use <pre> to hold the formats. I am new to programming don't know whether I need to work on HTML DOM for this text area or I can handle it in Javascript.
I have a javascript function which checks if the user has enteed certain text into an input or if they have entered any text at all before the submit button which submits the text is able to be activated. How can I enhance this so that if the user no text at all and only enters several spaces this will also not be allowed and will return false?
I am trying to adapt the form validation script at [URL] to a site that already has tons of pages with forms. Unfortunately, the forms include selection lists that often have SELECT names with white spaces included, and these do not work when passed as a variable to the frmvalidator function
The site I want to use the script on is being database generated and has something like 25,000 item pages, each with several SELECT list options. The Option variable uploaded to the database looks like:
Code:
"Optional Out Going Mail Slot" "Choose" "None, " "Add Mailslot in Top Left (Item # na) (+$15.00)" "Add Mailslot in Top Right (Item # na) (+$15.00)" "Add Mailslot in Bottom Left (Item # na) (+$15.00)" "Add Mailslot in Bottom Right (Item # na) (+$15.00)"so it would be a serious task to download the database, loop through and replace white-space characters with dashes or underscores on the first element in each option sequence. Is there some way to make names with white spaces work? I could switch to a script that simply checks all selection lists to make sure that option 0 is not selected. But I love all the other features of name, format and combined verification in the above script. Unfortunately, the script relies on the name and validation action of each form element being passed to its function onSubmit.
Ok, I am (still) trying to validate this form's username and make sure it contains no spaces and no special characters. I've been trying forever now... Can you point me in the right direction or get me out of this hole please? Code:
I am trying to remove a validation message from the screen when a user checks a checkbox. I do require that the user enter a last name in a text box before they click the submit button. If they dont, the validation message appears. I am trying to hide or clear that validation message when they select a check box on the page. The HTML for it is below but am wondering if you canremove the messagein JQuery.[code]...
It works fine, but I'm trying to hide the error messages which it defaults to "This field is required." The error message shows up in a label.. How in the world do I hide those error messages within those labels?
I'm using the validation plugin and I have a lot of rules set on my page [code]...
My question, how can I disable all the rules or the entire validation ? I can submit the form via two buttons to either save the page (here I need validation) or "delete" the current view (here I do not want any validation)
I am creating a class for all of my code snippets, using a formatted paragraph (and "word-wrap: pre") to keep formayting intact. The problem is that in keeping my HTML files formatted nicely, they are indented, and due to the "pre" formatting the indentation is kept. Code:
I've about 50`000 jpg images on a dir. Some images have a white frame, other only 2 white lines, sometimes vertically, sometimes horizontally.
I've to show those image on a darkgrey background, and the result is ugly.
It's there any way to detect those white lines, then change their color for showing on the screen ? I won't change the color of the frame on the image itself, but when showing them. Also take in mind that some parts of the image are white, and they must be kept white!
What is the best way to white list a set of allowable characters using regex or replace? I understand it is safer to whitelist than to blacklist, but am not sure how to go about it.
A website I've been working on has a black bar across the bottom. Under some conditions, however, there is a gap between the bar and the bottom of the page -- white for the body. The conditions vary between browsers and OSes. To keep things simple, I'll describe what happens with my principle development environment -- Chrome under Ubuntu.
The main body of the website is fixed width, centered against a neutral background. If the browser window is narrowed so that a horizontal scrollbar appears, the gap appears.
I have tried various things to find the gap so I can move the bar down or whatever but nothing seems to work. I tried using the document height but I found that it is greater than the actual display area which probably means that it is including something not visible (which is fine) but how do I reliably determine the extra? Or is there another solution I should be looking at (I won't bother listing all that I have tried)?
Right now when someone clicks on my listbox I immediately do an update on the form to populate the selected item.
Is there a way to detect if a user has clicked on some white area of a list box? If my list is sized 8 items but the list only has 4 items, if the user clicks near the bottom of the list where there is no item to select, can I detect that? Currently I get the form updating even if I click on the white area of the list and I'd like the form to update only if I actually click on an item in the list.
