Regular expression which work fine in Internet Explorer 6 specially

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I need a regular expression like this

^(?=.*\d)(?=.*[A-Z])(?!.*[\s\\'?>/,"|]).{8,50}$

but it should work on Internet Explorer 6 please....!

need help

Posted 27-Dec-11 20:37pm

Baseer haider

Updated 27-Dec-11 20:38pm

Mehdi Gholam

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-12-27T21:15:00

Solution 1

I ran that through Expresso and it says it is a perfectly valid regular expression.
I can't say it will do what you want it to (because I don't have any idea what you expect it to do), but it is perfectly valid and should work anywhere that a Regex is used.

If it isn't working, what isn't it doing?

Get a copy of Expresso [^] - it's free, and it examines and generates Regular expressions. It may help you to work out why it doesn't appear to be working.

Posted 27-Dec-11 21:15pm

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Baseer haider 28-Dec-11 3:21am

yes, it is valid because i have already tested it on internet explorer 8 and 9 it is working perfectly but the issue arises in internet explorer 6 can you figure out what I am missing or doing wrong for internet 6 or do you suggest any regular expression which can accept a length of 8 to 50 characters and should have at least one capital letter and a number too but i should work in I.E 6

Baseer haider · Answer 2 · 2012-01-02T19:04:00

Solution 2

Actually in I.E 6 it is not working properly on length i.e.{8,50} so in order to deal with that I use string.Length property now it is working fine on all browsers including I.E 6.

Posted 2-Jan-12 19:04pm

Baseer haider