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Re: Regular Expression...simple help?
Hi Gordon,
If you're using a Regular Expression Validator control, you can just drop
this into the ValidationExpression property:
^[^;,]*$
Good luck!
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"Simple Simon" <reply@newsgroup.only> wrote in message
news:pg8ohvg9ig2oq42hr25lvnhurtsiq8up7j@4ax.com...> Could someone please help me with this simple validation...
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> I'd like to not allow a ";" or a "," in the string.
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> TIA,
> ~Gordon
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