ASP.NET email validator regex
Does anyone know what the regex used by the email validator in ASP.NET is?
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Regex for Money
I have asp:TextBox to keep a value of money, i.e. ‘1000’, ‘1000,0’ and ‘1000,00’ (comma is the delimiter because of Russian standard).
Validating file types by regular expression
I have a .NET webform that has a file upload control that is tied to a regular expression validator. This validator needs to validate that only certain filetypes should be allowed for upload (jpg,gif,doc,pdf)
Convert all first letter to upper case, rest lower for each word
I have a string of text (about 5-6 words mostly) that I need to convert.
Regex pattern for checking if a string starts with a certain substring?
What’s the regular expression to check if a string starts with “mailto” or “ftp” or “joe” or…
Change Password Control RegEx validating oddly in IE 7 only
I’m using the Asp.net change password control in my application and all seems to be find and dandy until a user tells me she has a problem meeting the strength requirements when changing her password. Looking into this, she is using IE 7 and no matter what she puts in, the validation fails (and ONLY in IE 7. Firefox, IE 8, Chrome etc. all work as expected). Here is the regex i’m using:
Regular expression to allow only one space between words
I’ve a textbox in an ASP.NET application, for which I need to use a regular expression to validate the user input string. Requirements for regex are –
IIS URL rewrite module url’s to lowercase
For better SEO we are using URL rewrite to convert all the URL’s to lowercase. I set this one as mentioned in this the below article.
ASP.NET MVC data annotations client side validation with inherited RegularExpressionAttribute
To keep my model validation clean I would like to implement my own validation attributes, like PhoneNumberAttribute and EmailAttribute. Some of these can favorably be be implemented as simple classes that inherit from RegularExpressionAttribute.
How to remove a defined part of a string?
I have this string: “NT-DOM-NVMTA”
How can I delete the first part: “NT-DOM-NV”
To have this as result: “MTA”