Want validation expression for Email in all condition asp.net

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I am using a regular expression validation for Email Address...

There is two type of Email like
1. xxx@xxx.com
2. xxx@xx.co.in

Currently My validation expression is :-

C#

ValidationExpression="\w+([-+.']\w+)*@\w+([-.]\w+)*\.\w+([-.]\w+)*"

But in this condition it validate only xxx@xxx.com format...

But I want to validate the email in both format

Is there is any expression to validate both...

Posted 1-Jul-13 21:12pm

aravindnass

Updated 1-Jul-13 23:14pm

vijay__p

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jaideepsinh 2-Jul-13 3:35am

Test properly because this validation work in both condition.
This is not check .co.in or .com this will only check only this format xx@xxx.xxx

aravindnass 2-Jul-13 4:22am

If I type xxx@xx.co.in I got error (display validation)..

vijay__p 2-Jul-13 5:13am

It should work in both the conditions....

aravindnass 3-Jul-13 1:08am

yes ..it works, but it doesn't work in this condition xxx@xx.com.mcom.com.bbvom.com

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Solution 2

i think the below code will help u for email validation in javascript...

if(document.getElementById(ctl00_MainContent_txtEmailID).value == || !ValidateEmail(document.getElementById(ctl00_MainContent_txtEmailID)))
{
alert(Please Enter Valid Email);
document.getElementById(ctl00_MainContent_txtEmailID).value = "";
document.getElementById(ctl00_MainContent_txtEmailID).focus();
return false;
}

Posted 1-Jul-13 23:25pm

satyaanupama

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aravindnass 2-Jul-13 5:39am

where is the validateEmail function?

satyaanupama 2-Jul-13 5:49am

"^\w+@[a-zA-Z_]+?\.[a-zA-Z]{2,3}$"

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Rockstar_ · Accepted Answer · 2013-07-01T23:17:00

Solution 1

Hi,

Try this

Click me[^]

Copy regular expression from here :

http://www.jquery4u.com/snippets/javascript-validate-email-address-regex/[^]

Posted 1-Jul-13 23:17pm

Rockstar_

Updated 1-Jul-13 23:18pm

v2