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I'm using jquery.validate.addMethod(), and need a regex for specific phone number format. I somehow knew it before, but since I don't use regex that much, I forgot.
So, this is just a simple question: How do you create a regex for javascript on the following format:
(000)000-0000
The current phoneUS format which jQuery Validate possess is not applicable to the current problem.
/^\(\d{3}\)\s?\d{3}-\d{4}$/
This allows for a space after the closing parenthesis as well.
Something like this:
/^\(\d{3}\)\d{3}-\d{4}$/
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I would like to know how I can prevent a word from being submitted in my database
lets say I want to prevent the word 'fast car' what type of code would I use to do that. the codes that im currently using are html, javascript, php. for my website.
You can use RegEx.
On client side, refer https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Regular_Expressions
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NOTE: This is not a duplicate. I have searched everywhere and have not gotten an answer.
I want to take a certain string ([0;14;32m) and no matter what the numbers are, always replace that string with nothing. I have tried everything and haven't found a solution.
str.replace(/\[\d;\d{2};\d{2}m/, "")
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if every one has noticed Gmail provides a wide range of email address probability.
so if ur email id is example#gmail.com
it can be used as
e.xample#gmail.com
e.x.ample#gmail.com
exa.mple#gmail.com
e.xam.ple#gmail.com
e.x.ample#gmail.com
e.xa.m.ple#gmail.com
...
and all this can be used as your official email id and mails to it will be sent in your example#gmail.com. The basic hampering of this is for registration modules leading to spamy registration.
my question was is there any way i can have a validation for this.
sorry if this question sounds lengthy and thanks in advance
Here you go:
\w+([-+.']\w+)*#\w+([-.]\w+)*\.\w+([-.]\w+)*
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Guys i need to remove 138;# and #140;# from a string. I need a function that will work regardless of the number prepending the ;#
The original string is :-
138;#RM Bridge;#140;#Maconomy
Basically i want "RM Bridge, Maconomy" so i can split into an array.
string = string.replace(/([0-9]+)?;#/g, '');
But keep in mind that you'll get RM BridgeMaconomy instead of RM Bridge, Maconomy, because there is no , in your string.
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This is my code in my javascript:
var concatId = document.MyForm.concatIdSaved.value;
This is giving me string as 3,2,4,00201,
After 00201 iam getting comma also.
All four values are coming in a single String.
Now i want this string as 00201,2,3,4
Someone please help me on this.
var concatId = document.MyForm.concatIdSaved.value.split(",").sort().join();