andrewp777
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Hello,
I am trying to use the vb.net/asp.net RegularExpressionValidator control but I am having some problems
I am trying to set the validationexpression property to this
re.ValidationExpression = "[A-Z]+"
... to match at least 1 Capital letter anywhere in the string and zero or more numbers, lowercase letters or uppercase letters before and after the capital letter(s).
It only seems to match this pattern when the string begins with one or more capital letters
i.e. DF is matched but 73rDF isnt.
I have changed the validationexpression property to this
're.ValidationExpression = ".*[A-Z]+.*"
... to match what I want to achieve but I am pretty sure when reading websites that all I have to set the property to [A-Z]+ to match at least 1 Capital letter anywhere in the string
How would I match at least two numbers in a string, I can only write an expression that matches two number together i.e. ".*[0-9]{2,}.*"
Hope someone can help
Thanks
Andrew
I am trying to use the vb.net/asp.net RegularExpressionValidator control but I am having some problems
I am trying to set the validationexpression property to this
re.ValidationExpression = "[A-Z]+"
... to match at least 1 Capital letter anywhere in the string and zero or more numbers, lowercase letters or uppercase letters before and after the capital letter(s).
It only seems to match this pattern when the string begins with one or more capital letters
i.e. DF is matched but 73rDF isnt.
I have changed the validationexpression property to this
're.ValidationExpression = ".*[A-Z]+.*"
... to match what I want to achieve but I am pretty sure when reading websites that all I have to set the property to [A-Z]+ to match at least 1 Capital letter anywhere in the string
How would I match at least two numbers in a string, I can only write an expression that matches two number together i.e. ".*[0-9]{2,}.*"
Hope someone can help
Thanks
Andrew