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Hi,

I have two questions:

1. How to make TextField to be NumericField using script?

2. How to validate e-mail address on exit of a TextField?

Thanks

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Then you can apply patterns to control the input, or write a script that checks the length on exit or use a Reg Expression to control the input.

It is your choice.

Paul

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Former Community Member

Hi,

I just found the script for email validation. Still looking for the I question.

Please

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Former Community Member

You can't ....once the form is layed out you cannot change the type of object that it is.

Paul

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Hi Paul,

Thank you for the answer.

Sorry, it was my bad. What i want to say is:

I have a Text Field and I want to allow user to type only numbers in it. I tried to modify some RegExp scripts, but my knowlege is not good enough.

Thanks

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Then you want to make it a Numeric Field ....on the Binding tab you can specify whether it is a float or an integer.

paul

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Hi Paul,

Yes, I can. But then I cannot limit number of char unless i use comb of check box.

Marko

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Then you can apply patterns to control the input, or write a script that checks the length on exit or use a Reg Expression to control the input.

It is your choice.

Paul

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