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how to deal with optional characters #1

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sebas5384 opened this issue Apr 8, 2015 · 13 comments
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how to deal with optional characters #1

sebas5384 opened this issue Apr 8, 2015 · 13 comments

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@sebas5384
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For example, the bold number is "optional", not always required:

value:
55 48 2332-4456

suggestion of mask:
11 11 **(1)?**1111-1111

@deser
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deser commented Feb 8, 2016

Guys, is there any progress on this feature?

@gbrlsepulveda
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I have the same question, would like to know if it's possible

@renatorib
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Progress?

@chimanyans
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+1

@leaopedro
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Anything?

@longmfe
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longmfe commented Jul 28, 2016

+1

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@lehcosta
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+1

@mohithg
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mohithg commented Nov 4, 2016

We need to have regular expression support, so that this becomes easy.

@leordev
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leordev commented Dec 14, 2016

same problem here... any news?

@leizhao4
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leizhao4 commented Mar 9, 2017

Same here. I'm trying to make a currency input which allows any of these:

$1.11
$111.11
$111,111.11
$111,111,111.11
......

@skarjalainen
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Same problem here, I would need to support dates with no leading zero on day and month values.
These would be supported:
1.1.2017
1.10.2017
20.1.2017
31.12.2017

@rodrigowbazevedo
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Hi everyone I made this feature on PR #40 hope it helps you.

@thadeu
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thadeu commented Apr 24, 2019

+1

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