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Raising an error using Java Script if some unwanted characters is found in form fields

Asked by run2004 in JavaScript

Tags: characters, raise, unwanted

Hi,

I have created a form that has about 6 text fields. I have created a Submit button. This Submit button post back the data to the next asp.net page. But before the data is post back I want to perform some validation of some unwanted characters in the text fields. I don't want <,>,@,$,',",*, fields in the text fields. If any of this character is found in the text field , I want to raise an error that indicates that I don't want any of above characters against the appropriate field name.

Can you please help me with the working code to achieve this functionality. Pleaese don't send me the links.

Appreciate your help on this.

Thanks!
Run2004
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