1 is only an example it can be 1-9 or a-z. The idea is by typing the
next non validating character of the mask the validation should jump to
the next validation character and fill the left of the previous
validation part with a default character if necessary. It should only
jump if at least one of the previous validated characters is present.
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Josh Bush schreef:
If the users types '1' how would you know if the user means "01", "11"
or "12"?
However, 2-9 could always be interpreted as 0+digit. You
could always hook into the keypress event and detect a leading digit
that isn't a 1 with the following regex: /^[2-9]/ then just set the
input to be 0+digit. The same thing could be said for the last 4
digits as well. If a user types 2 digits, you could expand that out
to the full 4 digit year.
Just wanted to throw those ideas out there. Thanks for the feedback!
Josh
On Jun 13, 3:56 am, David Duymelinck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Josh Bush schreef:
I'm proud to announce the second beta of my Masked Input Plugin for
jQuery. This release fixes a few bugs from Beta 1 and adds a few
features.
The following is a list of changes for this release.
* BREAKING CHANGE: If you were using the optional placeholder
argument, you will need to change it to a hashmap syntax. Please see
the example above for reference.
* Fixed an issue with pasted values not persisting after a blur/focus.
* Added an optional user defined function to execute when the mask has
been completed. I'm using this for my personal projects to advance
focus to another area of the form, but this could also be used to
validate the value inside the input box. Please see example above.
* Fixed the naming convention to conform to the jQuery standard of
jquery.pluginname.js
* Moved the project files to a more logical location on the web
server.
Please head on over tohttp://digitalbush.com/projects/masked-input-plugin
to check it out.
Nice work on the plugin i already used it to present a site in
developing stage to a client.
One thing that still bothers me, especially inputing dates, is the fact
you have to type the leading zero. Could it not be catched using a
default value and the first not validated character? When you type 1/
with the mask 99/ you get 01/ where 0 is of course the default value.
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