maskedtextbox

I am using the technique from this link to mask my textbox to accept strings that are in decimal-format (Digits with a single period). How to define TextBox input restrictions? Here is the regex I put in the mask: b:Masking.Mask="^\d+(\.\d{1,2})?$" For some odd reason, it lets me input the digits but I cannot insert the period in my textbox. I've also validated the regex here so regex is definitely correct. http://derekslager.com/blog/posts/2007/09/a-better-dotnet-regular-expression-tester.ashx What could be the issue? Modify your regex with this: ^\d+([\.\d].{1,2})?$ DEMO EDIT: The above

I want to set the Mask of MaskedtextBox from Regex expression. Such as i want a valid email, Decimal values and other regex expressions against a MaskedtextBox. For reference, this describes what you can do with a mask: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.maskedtextbox.mask(VS.90).aspx The only time I could see you needing to set the mask from a regular expression is if you don't have control over the regular expression, for example if it's acquired from the user or from a database. Masks are in a different format than regular expressions and aren't as powerful. So

I have a MaskedTextBox with this mask (999) 999 9999. When user inputs a number the text property would give this to me : (0881) 444 5445 But I want to save the raw text to database field like this: 08814445445 . How can I do that? Based on what I found here you can set the TextMaskFormat -Property to MaskFormat.ExcludePromptAndLiterals . That should be you solution. The MaskFormat -Enumeration holds some "options" for the MaskedTextBox. They are: ExcludePromptAndLiterals Return only text input by the user. IncludeLiterals Return text input by the user as well as any literal characters defined

I think there is a simple solution for my stupid question but I just can't solve it today. I have a User Control that has a MaskedTextBox Control in itself. I have also exposed a few of its properties for the user to modify. One of these properties is Mask property which I want to expose with the ability of starting an editor with predefined values like in a normal MaskedTextBox control. So I created a public property InputMask and set up everything so that it can work but after showing the editor, I get an error dialog which contains this error: Object reference not set to an instance of an

I´m using that plugin : https://github.com/plentz/jquery-maskmoney to format my money editor... I tried to use KnockoutJS in that editor, but it does not work... Without that mask all works fine... My code test is simple : <input id="Price" data-bind="value: Price" type="text" name="Price"> Javascript to Mask input $("#Price").maskMoney({ symbol: 'R$ ', showSymbol: true, thousands: '.', decimal: ',', symbolStay: false }); And KnockoutJS var ViewModel = function () { this.Price = ko.observable(); this.PriceFinal= ko.computed(function () { return this.Price() }, this); }; ko.applyBindings(new

I have a DataGridView with 2 columns,and i wanted to create some kind of input mask to it. So i found a small class that inherits maskedtextbox control and lets you use it in a datagridview. Everything works fine,the mask works as intended, no big deal. heres the library: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/26005/DataGridViewColumn-Hosting-MaskedTextBox My problem is,once the row has all the data i need,pressing enter or tab does not create a new row, even tho i have datagridview1.AllowUserToAddRows = true. Then i found out the problem was in the library i linked,because when i add a simple