RegularExpressionValidator generates a   if its a valid expression.

Eric Layman

Hi,

Did anyone notice that RegularExpressionValidator generates a   if the
value is a valid regexp?

It shifted my alignments.

Anyone knows how to rectify this problem? Or notice this problem?

On .net 1.1

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Mar 25 '07 #1

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Eric Layman

I've got it

I've have to set the attribute:

Display="dynamic" to curb the nbsp; from appearing!

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Hi,

Did anyone notice that RegularExpressionValidator generates a   if
the value is a valid regexp?

It shifted my alignments.

Anyone knows how to rectify this problem? Or notice this problem?

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Mar 25 '07 #2

=?Utf-8?B?TWlsb3N6IFNrYWxlY2tpIFtNQ0FEXQ==?=

Howdy

Seems current Display property is set to Static, please change it ot to
Dynamic.
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Milosz
"Eric Layman" wrote:

Hi,

Did anyone notice that RegularExpressionValidator generates a if the
value is a valid regexp?

It shifted my alignments.

Anyone knows how to rectify this problem? Or notice this problem?

On .net 1.1

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Mar 28 '07 #3

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