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Hello aa1237,
I suppose that you are talking for NumericTextBox component. You can achieve your goal as you set the MaxValue and MinValue. Thus the component will validate the input and will put t-state-error CSS class, but will not stop the the user to enter more digits.
If you need to stop user to enters more than five digits, you can wire the OnChange event and perform the required actions.
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Georgi Krustev
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I suppose that you are talking for NumericTextBox component. You can achieve your goal as you set the MaxValue and MinValue. Thus the component will validate the input and will put t-state-error CSS class, but will not stop the the user to enter more digits.
If you need to stop user to enters more than five digits, you can wire the OnChange event and perform the required actions.
All the best,
Georgi Krustev
the Telerik team
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Greg Hendee
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answered on 14 May 2010, 09:45 AM
If you hadn't found this, this property will also work:
.InputHtmlAttributes(
new { maxlength = "5" })