how to split mobile num into 10 individual digites and save in to text field from aspx page

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hi everyone...

i want to create a field in which,need to enter my mobile number where my 10 digites should be placed as each digit in one column in that field i.e... aspx page.

i know a html control like <input type="number">
but this should be in aspx page means asp.net input element..

so my question is how should i write code to make my text field with 10 columns where user will enter mobile number during run time on a web page and it should be placed one digit in one column...

will u anyone help me the code either aspx page r aspx.cs ?????????

Posted 26-Feb-15 6:27am

NagaNimesh 11474558

Updated 26-Feb-15 9:45am

Maciej Los

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 26-Feb-15 13:53pm

1)10 textboxes of fixed width. 2) Javascript numeric validation. 3) javascript code to shift cursor to next textbox once value is entered in a textbox. These can be some rough ideas

Maciej Los 26-Feb-15 15:58pm

There is no reason to split mobile number into 10 digits. Please, tell us what you want to do.

NagaNimesh 11474558 27-Feb-15 4:33am

Thanx for your support Maciej Los..
my question is i have a UI having a field where should i enter mobile number in such a that field like a one text box having 10 columns in which the 10 digits number will enter in to that field like each digit in each box.. i hope u might understand now...

ZurdoDev 26-Feb-15 16:59pm

Isn't it obvious? You want 10 textboxes. I think it is a bad UI choice, but what is so hard about doing what you want?

Santosh K. Tripathi 26-Feb-15 23:19pm

Peter Leow's answer is good.

NagaNimesh 11474558 27-Feb-15 3:57am

tanq so much to everyone for ur suggestion
my question is i have a field in UI like a textbox,having 10 columns it represents to enter a mobile number using c# in asp.net web page????

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Solution 1

What you need is one text box with input validation for mobile number, e.g.:

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<asp:TextBox ID="txtMobileNo" runat="server" />
<asp:RegularExpressionValidator ID="RegularExpressionValidator1" runat="server"
      ControlToValidate="txtMobileNo" ErrorMessage="Please enter a 10-digit mobile number" ValidationExpression="\d{10}" />

Read more: RegularExpressionValidator[^]

Posted 26-Feb-15 15:38pm

Peter Leow

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NagaNimesh 11474558 27-Feb-15 4:03am

tanq for your suggestion MR.Peter Leow i accept your code but have a doubt..
based on your suggestion i will enter a mobile number on my web page but my UI having a with 10 columns in such a way my 10 digit mobile number will split and each column will read each digit ....

i want c# code will u plz tell me...

Maciej Los 27-Feb-15 4:36am

Change your UI ;)

NagaNimesh 11474558 27-Feb-15 5:04am

ha ha very funny.... Maciej Los
i got a task like that....

Peter Leow 27-Feb-15 5:39am

Ok, since you insist. You know the input type="number" of HTML5, you can use it in aspx like this:
<asp:TextBox ID="txtDigit1" runat="server" type="number" min="0" max="9">
so you will have 10 of these text boxes side-by-side for the user to enter his mobile number. Usability?
Having said that, I will still go with Maciej's suggestion.

NagaNimesh 11474558 1-Mar-15 23:55pm

tanq so much to you both your best suggestion.. mr.peter Leow , Maciej Los

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-26T23:43:00

Solution 2

Assuming that you want to put 10 inputs in a row...

You can place 10 inputs in a table[^] in single row[^] with 10 columns[^].

Posted 26-Feb-15 23:43pm

Maciej Los