how to validate in javascript to accept numbers and alphabets but should not accept only numbers and special character "/"

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how to validate in javascript to accept numbers and alphabets but should not accept only numbers and special character "/" example:it can be of "12/90,annanagar" but it should not be as "12/" or "12"..can anyone help me to do this in javascript

code i tried:

C#

var addresspat=/^(@"[^\d\/]")$/;
          var address=document.getElementById("<%=txtAddr.ClientID%>").value;
         var matchArray =  address.match(addresspat);
         if (matchArray == null)
   {
   }
   else{
              alert("Enter The Correct Address");
              document.getElementById("<%=txtAddr.ClientID%>").focus();
              return false;
   }

Posted 26-Mar-13 15:14pm

nityasri

Updated 26-Mar-13 15:43pm

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[no name] 26-Mar-13 21:30pm

Sure. Post the code that you have tried and describe the problem with your code.

Surendra0x2 26-Mar-13 22:47pm

Check Regex like [a-zA-Z0-9] with Custom Validator

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Prasad Khandekar · Answer 1 · 2013-03-27T20:58:00

Solution 1

Hello Nityasri,

Is it very much essentials that your address must start with numbers followed by a slash then numbers? If so then try with

JavaScript

var PAT_CHECK = /(\d+\/\d+).*/g
var ret = val.match(PAT_CHECK);
if (ret == null)
    alert("Invalid address!");

Regards,

Posted 27-Mar-13 20:58pm

Prasad Khandekar

Updated 27-Mar-13 21:07pm

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