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Answer» Hello guys
I NEED to make a regExp on a field for percent marks and wrote this one
Code: [Select]<script type="text/javascript">
var marksPattern = /(\d{2}.\d{2}%)/;
</script>
I am using test() method to check user entry, but the problem is that the test() return true event if there was another thing with marks
examples:
1. marksPattern.test('80.67%'); true
2. marksPattern.test('bla bla 80.67%'); true
in the second CASE I want it to return false, what is the correct method? This may help:
Code: [Select]^(\d{2})\.(\d{2})%
My JavaScript is a bit rusty, so I'm not sure what those FORWARD slashes in your test pattern represent.
Good luck.
Special thanks to RegExBuilder Thanks a lot Sidewinder
those forward slashes another way to define a NEW regExp in JS
var rExp = /pattern/flags;
or
var rExp = new RegExp("pattern"[, "flags"]) ;
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