RE: can we use a regular expression to valid a stirng
What do you mean by "composited of tree digital"?
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Brian Delahunty
Ireland
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"ad" wrote:
> We can use RegularExpressionValidator to valid the input of TextBox.
> Can we use RegularExpression to valid a string in run time?
> Like I have a regular expression "\d{3}"
> Can I use this regular expression to determinate of a string is composited
> of tree digital?
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