Hello everybody !
I just need for one of my form to have a field with digits only "0123456789" so I tried to use the digits-only validation, but it accept the dot "." ....
So I tried the numbers-only and it does exactly the same, so can someone explain me the diference between digits-only and numbers-only validation ? And maybe how to accept just digits "0123456789" ?
Thanks a lot !
I just need for one of my form to have a field with digits only "0123456789" so I tried to use the digits-only validation, but it accept the dot "." ....
So I tried the numbers-only and it does exactly the same, so can someone explain me the diference between digits-only and numbers-only validation ? And maybe how to accept just digits "0123456789" ?
Thanks a lot !
Hi MushRr00m,
Digging in the LiveValidation code it looks as though the [url=http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_parseInt.aspJavaScript parseInt()[/url] function is used to test integers and the test will be passed for e.g 9.00 as well as 9 :-( (but not 9.001).
You might need to use a Custom validation to get what you need. There's an example in this post and a few others in the forums.
Bob
Digging in the LiveValidation code it looks as though the [url=http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_parseInt.aspJavaScript parseInt()[/url] function is used to test integers and the test will be passed for e.g 9.00 as well as 9 :-( (but not 9.001).
You might need to use a Custom validation to get what you need. There's an example in this post and a few others in the forums.
Bob
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