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Giovani B. Cardoso

-- Moved from [aspngarchitecture] to [aspngregexp] by G. Andrew Duthie (Moderator) <Click here to reveal e-mail address> --I am trying to validade a field that accepts only numeric characteres.If I usea RegularExpressionValidator with the property"ValidationExpression=[0-9]",it permits to insert only one numeric character (if I insert more thanone, the validationAccuses error).Is there any other kind of ValidationExpression?Giovani.

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Wayne King

Put a plus sign after it, which means "one or more":
ValidationExpression=3D"[0-9]+"

or, a more concise form:
ValidationExpression=3D"\d+"

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From: Giovani B. Cardoso [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 10:34 AM
To: aspngregexp
Subject: [aspngregexp] Validation

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I am trying to validade a field that accepts only numeric characteres.
If I use
a RegularExpressionValidator with the property
"ValidationExpression=3D[0-9]",
it permits to insert only one numeric character (if I insert more than
one, the validation
Accuses error).

Is there any other kind of ValidationExpression?

Giovani.

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Aruna T

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Hi,

I got struggled while implementing regular expression validator in asp.net. The below is my statement, Which i had given.
The below validation expression accepts "0" in the textbox.
If I enter only one digit that is "0" that should throw error message.
Can you suggest me how to do that.
<asp:RegularExpressionValidator Runat="server" ID="rxvMorDose" ControlToValidate="txtMorDose" ErrorMessage="Morning Dose must be Numeric" ValidationExpression="([0-9]+)|(-)">*</asp:RegularExpressionValidator>

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Scott Watermasysk (VIP)

Yes there is a better solution: CompareValidator

<asp:CompareValidator runat = "Server" Type = "Integer" Operator =
"DataTypeCheck" ControlToValidate = "NumericTextField" Display = "Dynamic"
ErrorMessage = "Not a valid Number" CssClass = "errormessage" />

In addition, if you were stuck on using the RegularExpressionValidator, try
using : ^\d*$

HTH,
Scott

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From: Giovani B. Cardoso [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 1:34 PM
To: aspngregexp
Subject: [aspngregexp] Validation

-- Moved from [aspngarchitecture] to [aspngregexp] by G. Andrew Duthie
(Moderator) <Click here to reveal e-mail address> --

I am trying to validade a field that accepts only numeric characteres.
If I use
a RegularExpressionValidator with the property
"ValidationExpression=[0-9]",
it permits to insert only one numeric character (if I insert more than
one, the validation
Accuses error).

Is there any other kind of ValidationExpression?

Giovani.

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Jason Salas

Hi Giovani,

You could try the following...a regular expression which assume 5 numeric
characters, then 4, then 5 again..something like: 12345-1234-12345

[0-9]{5} - [0-9]{4} - [0-9]{5}

...your ASP.NET validation control would then be:

<asp:RegularExpressionValidator
ControlToValidate="YOURCONTROLNAMEHERE"
ValidationExpression="[0-9]{5}-[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{5}"
Display="Dynamic"
ErrorMessage="You have not entered the data in the proper format!"
runat="server"
/>
<asp:CompareValidator
Type="Integer"
Operator="DataTypeCheck"
ControlToValidate = "YOURCONTROLNAMEHERE"
Display = "Dynamic"
ErrorMessage = "You did not enter a numeric value!"
runat="server"
/>

I combined this with /NET's CompreValidator, to ensure that the value is
numeric. For others, you can try the online Regular Expression Library at:
www.regexplib.com

HTH,
Jason

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