Hi, I have a masked texbox (supplying a job code) and input manager on a page. The masked textbox has the following mask 'QJLL<0..9><0..9><0..9><0..9>', so I want the letters QJ followed by 2 uppercase letters and 4 numbers. How can I make sure that the user has actually entered something for the job code masked textbox? The input manager is successfully validating other textboxes on the page, but I cannot see how to get it to work for the masked textbox.
Although 'L' in the mask signifies a required character, nothing seems to fire when the user simply tabs to the next control on the page instead of supplying the job code.
I don't really want to resort to a custom asp.net validator as this is not consistent with the way the rest of the page works.
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jonathan
Although 'L' in the mask signifies a required character, nothing seems to fire when the user simply tabs to the next control on the page instead of supplying the job code.
I don't really want to resort to a custom asp.net validator as this is not consistent with the way the rest of the page works.
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jonathan
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Hi Jonathan Simmons,
Please note the following quote from our documentation:
"The RadInputManager offers an easy and intuitive way to extend a standard asp.net text box, and without any extra custom code, introduce much functionality, normally related to a Telerik RadInput control"
Based on the above, I am afraid that RadInputManager can not be used to validate other RadInput controls. As a workaround you can use a RegularExpressionValidator as demonstrated in this online example:
Validation
I hope this helps,
Martin
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Please note the following quote from our documentation:
"The RadInputManager offers an easy and intuitive way to extend a standard asp.net text box, and without any extra custom code, introduce much functionality, normally related to a Telerik RadInput control"
Based on the above, I am afraid that RadInputManager can not be used to validate other RadInput controls. As a workaround you can use a RegularExpressionValidator as demonstrated in this online example:
Validation
I hope this helps,
Martin
the Telerik team
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