US zipcodes come in two varieties, a 5-digit code (e.g. "90210") and a 5-digit-hyphen-4-digit code (e.g. "19063-2345"). I am interested in the former.
Both formats can begin with a leading zero, e.g. Princeton NJ zipcode is "08540".
Can the NumericTextBox be made to preserve the leading zero, and to display the value as a string of five digits without commas, decimal points?
I'm looking to adapt the NumericTextBox into a masked text box that accepts a string of five digits.
Does KendoUI have a masked text box that I've overlooked?
Thanks
Both formats can begin with a leading zero, e.g. Princeton NJ zipcode is "08540".
Can the NumericTextBox be made to preserve the leading zero, and to display the value as a string of five digits without commas, decimal points?
I'm looking to adapt the NumericTextBox into a masked text box that accepts a string of five digits.
Does KendoUI have a masked text box that I've overlooked?
Thanks