How to define a range specification in client scripts

Mi1 · ‎07-21-2022

Hi,

I don't want to let you enter certain numbers.

Example) Allow the input of numbers other than 1-10.　

Can I define a range specification in client processing?

Regards,

Harish KM · ‎07-24-2022

so you want to allow numbers from 151? In that case you dont need regex. Regex is used to validate formats.

You can use client script for this

var x = g_form.getValue('fieldname');

if ( x >100 || x <= 150)

{

alert("Numbers cannot be between 100 and 150);

}

Regards
Harish

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OlaN · ‎07-22-2022

Hi,

You can define a regular expression that allows for entering specific patterns.

For example, this will allow for entering 2 or more digits in a string.

var regex = /^[\d]{2,}$/;
var testString = '234';

if (test1.match(regex))
    g_form.addInfoMessage('success on ' + testString);
else
    g_form.addErrorMessage(testString + ' does not match the pattern');

Mi1 · ‎07-22-2022

Hi,

Thank you.

What does this phrase mean? How can I write code when I don't want to let a number between "100-150" be entered?

Regards,

OlaN · ‎07-24-2022

Regular expression is used to validate what you should enter.

Can you explain what you mean by "100-150 not allowed"?

Are numbers 1-99 allowed? Are numbers 151 and higher allowed?

Mi1 · ‎07-27-2022

Hi,

Thank you.

As you say, 1-99 is a requirement that permission be granted, and the number of section 151 is also permitted.

Regards,