Not sure if I this belongs in this group or a Regex-group, but since it
involves a WebControl I'll give it a try here.
I want to block hotmail, yahoo and gmail addresses when typed into a
TextBox control. Figured this could be done using a
RegularExpressi onValidator control, but I can't compose a valid
expression to achieve this. Maybe you can help me out?
I used the standard e-mail validation expression, and tried to alter it
to filter Hotmail addresses. The expression below is incorrect...
\w+(-+.]\w+)*@(\w+!hotm ail)([-/]\w+)*\.\w+(-.]\w+)*
TIA 6 2290
Hiii
<asp:RegularExp ressionValidato r
id="xyz" runat="server"
ErrorMessage="M essage."
ValidationExpre ssion="^(([a-zA-Z]:)|(\\{2}\w+)\$ ?)(\\(\w[\w].*))(.doc|.rtf| .txt)$"
ControlToValida te="Message"></asp:RegularExpr essionValidator >
Try with this, See u want to block yahoo, gmail etc etc. In the other
way round, specify only those domains u need, for eg: abc.com.It will
automatically block other domains not specified.
In the sample above replace .doc, .rtf,.txt with domains u need.
U can also give alert by using javascript.
Best Wishes
Raghav Mahajan
Sjaakie wrote:
Not sure if I this belongs in this group or a Regex-group, but since it
involves a WebControl I'll give it a try here.
I want to block hotmail, yahoo and gmail addresses when typed into a
TextBox control. Figured this could be done using a
RegularExpressi onValidator control, but I can't compose a valid
expression to achieve this. Maybe you can help me out?
I used the standard e-mail validation expression, and tried to alter it
to filter Hotmail addresses. The expression below is incorrect...
\w+(-+.]\w+)*@(\w+!hotm ail)([-/]\w+)*\.\w+(-.]\w+)*
TIA
Raghav,
Thanks for your reply, but I'm looking for an expression that fails if a
certain domain name is matched. If I use your approach I'll have to add
almost every domainname on the net just to block hotmail.com, yahoo.com
and gmail.com.
raghav schreef:
Hiii
<asp:RegularExp ressionValidato r
id="xyz" runat="server"
ErrorMessage="M essage."
ValidationExpre ssion="^(([a-zA-Z]:)|(\\{2}\w+)\$ ?)(\\(\w[\w].*))(.doc|.rtf| .txt)$"
ControlToValida te="Message"></asp:RegularExpr essionValidator >
Try with this, See u want to block yahoo, gmail etc etc. In the other
way round, specify only those domains u need, for eg: abc.com.It will
automatically block other domains not specified.
In the sample above replace .doc, .rtf,.txt with domains u need.
U can also give alert by using javascript.
Best Wishes
Raghav Mahajan
Sjaakie wrote:
>Not sure if I this belongs in this group or a Regex-group, but since it involves a WebControl I'll give it a try here.
I want to block hotmail, yahoo and gmail addresses when typed into a TextBox control. Figured this could be done using a RegularExpress ionValidator control, but I can't compose a valid expression to achieve this. Maybe you can help me out?
I used the standard e-mail validation expression, and tried to alter it to filter Hotmail addresses. The expression below is incorrect...
\w+(-+.]\w+)*@(\w+!hotm ail)([-/]\w+)*\.\w+(-.]\w+)*
TIA
Hiii
Fine i agree with u. My method will not be efficient if its many
domains.U can give alert by using java script. that is, if its equal to
yahoo.com or gmail.com, generate alert..
or try this:
ControlToValida te="to"
ValidationExpre ssion=".*@yahoo .com*\..*"
ErrorInfo="<sma ll>Invalid email address.</small>"
Display="Dynami c">
</asp:RegularExpr essionValidator >
Hope this works, I am still doing R&D in google, if i find something
much better, i will post. U first try this for yahoo.com. If it works
for yahoo, we will add other domains like gmail etc etc...
Cheers
Raghav
Sjaakie wrote:
Raghav,
Thanks for your reply, but I'm looking for an expression that fails if a
certain domain name is matched. If I use your approach I'll have to add
almost every domainname on the net just to block hotmail.com, yahoo.com
and gmail.com.
raghav schreef:
Hiii
<asp:RegularExp ressionValidato r
id="xyz" runat="server"
ErrorMessage="M essage."
ValidationExpre ssion="^(([a-zA-Z]:)|(\\{2}\w+)\$ ?)(\\(\w[\w].*))(.doc|.rtf| .txt)$"
ControlToValida te="Message"></asp:RegularExpr essionValidator >
Try with this, See u want to block yahoo, gmail etc etc. In the other
way round, specify only those domains u need, for eg: abc.com.It will
automatically block other domains not specified.
In the sample above replace .doc, .rtf,.txt with domains u need.
U can also give alert by using javascript.
Best Wishes
Raghav Mahajan
Sjaakie wrote:
Not sure if I this belongs in this group or a Regex-group, but since it
involves a WebControl I'll give it a try here.
I want to block hotmail, yahoo and gmail addresses when typed into a
TextBox control. Figured this could be done using a
RegularExpressi onValidator control, but I can't compose a valid
expression to achieve this. Maybe you can help me out?
I used the standard e-mail validation expression, and tried to alter it
to filter Hotmail addresses. The expression below is incorrect...
\w+(-+.]\w+)*@(\w+!hotm ail)([-/]\w+)*\.\w+(-.]\w+)*
TIA
ValidationExpre ssion=".6a.6\.. 6"
after posting it did display properly, so writing again
in above string replace
6 with------------->*(asteric)
a with-------------->@(at)
just after a write yahoo.com and becareful with .(dot) marks, no space
try it
Raghav..
raghav wrote:
Hiii
Fine i agree with u. My method will not be efficient if its many
domains.U can give alert by using java script. that is, if its equal to
yahoo.com or gmail.com, generate alert..
or try this:
ControlToValida te="to"
ValidationExpre ssion=".*@yahoo .com*\..*"
ErrorInfo="<sma ll>Invalid email address.</small>"
Display="Dynami c">
</asp:RegularExpr essionValidator >
Hope this works, I am still doing R&D in google, if i find something
much better, i will post. U first try this for yahoo.com. If it works
for yahoo, we will add other domains like gmail etc etc...
Cheers
Raghav
Sjaakie wrote:
Raghav,
Thanks for your reply, but I'm looking for an expression that fails if a
certain domain name is matched. If I use your approach I'll have to add
almost every domainname on the net just to block hotmail.com, yahoo.com
and gmail.com.
raghav schreef:
Hiii
>
<asp:RegularExp ressionValidato r
id="xyz" runat="server"
ErrorMessage="M essage."
>
ValidationExpre ssion="^(([a-zA-Z]:)|(\\{2}\w+)\$ ?)(\\(\w[\w].*))(.doc|.rtf| .txt)$"
>
>
ControlToValida te="Message"></asp:RegularExpr essionValidator >
>
>
Try with this, See u want to block yahoo, gmail etc etc. In the other
way round, specify only those domains u need, for eg: abc.com.It will
automatically block other domains not specified.
In the sample above replace .doc, .rtf,.txt with domains u need.
>
U can also give alert by using javascript.
>
Best Wishes
Raghav Mahajan
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
Sjaakie wrote:
>Not sure if I this belongs in this group or a Regex-group, but since it
>involves a WebControl I'll give it a try here.
>>
>I want to block hotmail, yahoo and gmail addresses when typed into a
>TextBox control. Figured this could be done using a
>RegularExpress ionValidator control, but I can't compose a valid
>expression to achieve this. Maybe you can help me out?
>>
>I used the standard e-mail validation expression, and tried to alter it
>to filter Hotmail addresses. The expression below is incorrect...
>>
>\w+(-+.]\w+)*@(\w+!hotm ail)([-/]\w+)*\.\w+(-.]\w+)*
>>
>TIA
>
raghav wrote:
Hiii
Fine i agree with u. My method will not be efficient if its many
domains.U can give alert by using java script. that is, if its equal to
yahoo.com or gmail.com, generate alert..
or try this:
ControlToValida te="to"
ValidationExpre ssion=".*@yahoo .com*\..*"
ErrorInfo="<sma ll>Invalid email address.</small>"
Display="Dynami c">
</asp:RegularExpr essionValidator >
Hope this works, I am still doing R&D in google, if i find something
much better, i will post. U first try this for yahoo.com. If it works
for yahoo, we will add other domains like gmail etc etc...
Cheers
Raghav
Sjaakie wrote:
>Raghav,
Thanks for your reply, but I'm looking for an expression that fails if a certain domain name is matched. If I use your approach I'll have to add almost every domainname on the net just to block hotmail.com, yahoo.com and gmail.com.
raghav schreef:
>>Hiii
>>Try with this, See u want to block yahoo, gmail etc etc. In the other way round, specify only those domains u need, for eg: abc.com.It will automatical ly block other domains not specified. In the sample above replace .doc, .rtf,.txt with domains u need.
U can also give alert by using javascript.
Best Wishes Raghav Mahajan
>>Sjaakie wrote: Not sure if I this belongs in this group or a Regex-group, but since it involves a WebControl I'll give it a try here.
I want to block hotmail, yahoo and gmail addresses when typed into a TextBox control. Figured this could be done using a RegularExpre ssionValidator control, but I can't compose a valid expression to achieve this. Maybe you can help me out?
I used the standard e-mail validation expression, and tried to alter it to filter Hotmail addresses. The expression below is incorrect...
\w+(-+.]\w+)*@(\w+!hotm ail)([-/]\w+)*\.\w+(-.]\w+)*
TIA
Raghav,
I finally managed to write an expression that detects hotmail, yahoo and
gmail addresses:
..*@(?!hotmail) (?!gmail)(?!yah oo).*
Thanks for your help!
Hii
Thats really nice!!! i will also copy this string for future
reference:-)
Best Wishes
Raghav
Sjaakie wrote:
raghav wrote:
Hiii
Fine i agree with u. My method will not be efficient if its many
domains.U can give alert by using java script. that is, if its equal to
yahoo.com or gmail.com, generate alert..
or try this:
ControlToValida te="to"
ValidationExpre ssion=".*@yahoo .com*\..*"
ErrorInfo="<sma ll>Invalid email address.</small>"
Display="Dynami c">
</asp:RegularExpr essionValidator >
Hope this works, I am still doing R&D in google, if i find something
much better, i will post. U first try this for yahoo.com. If it works
for yahoo, we will add other domains like gmail etc etc...
Cheers
Raghav
Sjaakie wrote:
Raghav,
Thanks for your reply, but I'm looking for an expression that fails if a
certain domain name is matched. If I use your approach I'll have to add
almost every domainname on the net just to block hotmail.com, yahoo.com
and gmail.com.
raghav schreef: Hiii
>Try with this, See u want to block yahoo, gmail etc etc. In the other way round, specify only those domains u need, for eg: abc.com.It will automaticall y block other domains not specified. In the sample above replace .doc, .rtf,.txt with domains u need.
U can also give alert by using javascript.
Best Wishes Raghav Mahajan
>Sjaakie wrote: Not sure if I this belongs in this group or a Regex-group, but since it involves a WebControl I'll give it a try here.
I want to block hotmail, yahoo and gmail addresses when typed into a TextBox control. Figured this could be done using a RegularExpres sionValidator control, but I can't compose a valid expression to achieve this. Maybe you can help me out?
I used the standard e-mail validation expression, and tried to alter it to filter Hotmail addresses. The expression below is incorrect...
\w+(-+.]\w+)*@(\w+!hotm ail)([-/]\w+)*\.\w+(-.]\w+)*
TIA
Raghav,
I finally managed to write an expression that detects hotmail, yahoo and
gmail addresses:
.*@(?!hotmail)( ?!gmail)(?!yaho o).*
Thanks for your help!
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