I want to validate mobile number depending on selected country.
Is there any Angular package for this.
I have tried regex but its for specific countries. i want to validate all countries mobile and landline numbers.
Just in case if you are comfortable with adopting to a jquery based solution, you can very well try the formvalidation jquery plugin which has support to validate your international phone numbers,
Detailed documentation with demo is available at,
http://formvalidation.io/examples/validating-international-phone-numbers/
Hope this helps
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I would like to know if there is a date input plugin for jquery that work like this plugin epecifically the datetimeinput.
This input check that the values are correct and only let the user to input the numbers not the / characters for the date.
I know that there are some mask inputs plugins out there but I would like one that validates and only lets the user to input correct date.
Regards
You can use jQuery Calendars Datepicker. They providing validation plugin also
You will get required info from HERE
Maybe this awesome jquery plugin fits your needs.
Working demo code. However there are much more plugins just try a short search on google.
mongaru, why don't you use the plugin that you linked? It's free for personal use.
I want some type of javascript to do like below
I have a text box to enter phone number
And its like this 111-111-1111
when a user start to type means when he types 111 then the "-" must come there automatically.
then again he types 111 "-" it should come automatically.
how can i do this???
please help
Thanks
With jQuery
You could use the masked-input plugin for jQuery: http://digitalbush.com/projects/masked-input-plugin/ There's a demo on that page demonstrating specifically the format you illustrated here.
With MooTools
There's also the iMask solution which is built off of Mootools: http://zendold.lojcomm.com.br/imask/
Without a Framework
And dFilter for those not using any framework, preferring pure javascript: http://javascript.internet.com/forms/dfilter.html
Else...
If you're looking for a more thorough solution that doesn't require Mootools, jQuery, or some other framework, you might find Typecast to be of interest: http://typecast.arapehlivanian.com/index.html
I know they're using a jQuery plugin, but I can't seem to find which one they used. In particular, what I'm looking for is autocomplete with exactly the same functionality as SO's autocomplete, where it will perform an AJAX command with each new word typed in and allow you to select one from a dropdown.
Note that the tag editor has been completely re-written now, and no longer resembles the original, simple text box w/ suggestion drop-down that adorned the site for nearly three years.
If you're interested in the new form, see this Meta question: https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/102510/can-i-use-the-tag-textbox-script
Autocomplete is the plugin used originally, albeit with various tweaks and customizations made to it over the years.
You might also like this one:
http://code.google.com/p/jquery-autocomplete/
Read the history here: http://code.google.com/p/jquery-autocomplete/wiki/History
Have a look at SO_Tag, a tagging system based on StackOverflows tagging system.
And Github.
On a web page that is to be displayed on an iPhone, is there a way to get the number pad to come up when the user taps in the field, instead of the qwerty keypad?
This guy says here's how to do it, but as of 2.0, this "feature" was disabled.
I'm guessing there's some fancy javascript to employ to get around this limitation?
If you use the HTML5 number input type, the keyboard will default to showing numbers. It's not the number-only keyboard, but it's a bit better than just text.
Yes, this used to be possible by including the word "zip" in your text field's name attribute. Unfortunately, Apple seems to have removed this in 2.0 and later. I suggest you file a bug.
You can make calls from JavaScript to Objective-C and then display what ever you want. If you want a framework to help you out you could check out QuickConnectiPhone. It is available at https://sourceforge.net/projects/quickconnect/.
You could also check out http://tetontech.wordpress.com. This is the develpment blog for QuickConnect. It has some example code in addition to that which is included in the sourceforge download.
I like jQuery and I was wondering if anyone have used a good plugin or (non-jQuery) JavaScript library that allows for auto-formatting of structured fields like phone numbers or dates. I know of the jquery-ui-datapicker plugin, and not what I am looking for here. You may type in a phone number as 123 which then becomes (123), additional numbers will be formatted as (123) 456 7890 Ext. 123456. If you press delete the auto-formatting stuff disappears automatically, and repositioning of the cursor, say, after (123) and pressing delete will remove the 3 and make the rest (124) 567 8901 Ext. 23456. The ones that I have played with appears unreliable.
Does the Masked Input plugin do what you need or that one you have already found to be unreliable?
Allan,
I do believe your best bet would be to use regular expressions inside of two separate formatting methods in order to achieve the desired results. This will be rather straight forward for phone numbers and I'll post a code example if one isn't posted by the time I sit back and have 10 minutes straight to write something up. Perhaps for the date field, you can use something like the jQuery UI Datepicker instead? http://marcgrabanski.com/pages/code/jquery-ui-datepicker
HTH,
/sf