In article <20040711064659.27961.qmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Rinku wrote:
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> Pls guide on following.
> 1) I want to validate name for a alphabetic value, But if I give space between 2 words then its not supporting..
That's correct behaviour. The alphabet doesn't know what a space is ;)
Thus append the other allowed characters to your a-zA-Z interval.
> 2)I want to validate a phone no for 10 digits. But in this value if I enter "+" or "-" in begining then even
> the system will accept it. So can you pls suggest me what to do to solve the problem ?
In this case you only want to allow characters in the interval 0-9. I
think \d is a shortcut for that. And to limit it to only 10 occurences,
i believe you can use {0,10} so you end up with \d{0,10} if i'm not
mistaken (consult a regular expressions manual to be sure)
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