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Addressing Form Field Validation with Regular Expressions and JavaScript 1.2
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Juergen Barthel on July 06, 1999 at 07:50:48:
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I am looking for a function, that works on the lowest level of Javascript possible (Browser independency), that verifies that the text-input of a user is [A-Za-z], [0-9], "Comma(s)", "Period(s)" and "Space(s)". Thus eliminating any special characters that may cause problems on the host-process.
Ideal would be, if a double space(s) be automatically removed.
I did read through the FAQ without finding my solution (but finding numerous "ideas" to enhance programming of our pages (we are shortly prior a relaunch based on LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP).
Any support on this would be very welcome.
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