I'm sorry, I cannot help you with regular expressions.
However, this is standard HTML functionality. So, you can find lot of information about this on the Internet.
WWB dos not modify the behavior of regular expressions, so if it does not work then there is most likely a mistake in your settings.
Validation (not in a form)
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Re: Validation (not in a form)
Okidoke, any thoughts on the validation issues between browsers?
Re: Validation (not in a form)
It should work the same in all browsers but this is unrelated to WWB.
Regular expressions are implemented in the browser not in WWB, the expression will be published "AS IS".
Regular expressions are implemented in the browser not in WWB, the expression will be published "AS IS".
Re: Validation (not in a form)
Please re-read post, nothing to do with reg expressions. This is another issue using basic validation. Cheers
Re: Validation (not in a form)
HTML5 validation is standard HTML functionality. It is implemented in the browser.
Please see known limitations:
https://caniuse.com/#feat=input-number
Please see known limitations:
https://caniuse.com/#feat=input-number
Re: Validation (not in a form)
Thanks for the info. Cheers