I am trying to mask a column allowing the input of the following (11-2222-3333 or 11-****-####). The "*" and the "#" need to be allowed as inputs.
Currently I am using the masktype of standard and a mask of "aa-aaaa-aaaa", but this does not seem to allow the user to enter either the "*" or the "#"
Can I use masking to get what I need?
Currently I am using the masktype of standard and a mask of "aa-aaaa-aaaa", but this does not seem to allow the user to enter either the "*" or the "#"
Can I use masking to get what I need?
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Hi Jack,
With the Q1 2011 Beta release we introduced a new suite of MaskedInput controls that allow you further customization and limitation of the masked input. You can examine the controls here.
I also attached a sample project that illustrates how you can take advantage of the new MaskedInput controls and create your own custom token thus allowing only the input of the following characters: 0123456789*#.
We will highly appreciate any feedback on the new controls and the approach demonstrated in the attached sample.
Regards,
Tina Stancheva
the Telerik team
With the Q1 2011 Beta release we introduced a new suite of MaskedInput controls that allow you further customization and limitation of the masked input. You can examine the controls here.
I also attached a sample project that illustrates how you can take advantage of the new MaskedInput controls and create your own custom token thus allowing only the input of the following characters: 0123456789*#.
We will highly appreciate any feedback on the new controls and the approach demonstrated in the attached sample.
Regards,
Tina Stancheva
the Telerik team
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