Spry User Guide - Support - Adobe

Thefollowingtableshowsafulllistofformattingoptions,aswellassomeothercommonoptionsandvalues,forthe
third parameter.
Option Value
format "zip_us5" (the default); "zip_us9"; "zip_uk"; "zip_canada";
"zip_custom"
validateOn ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"])
isRequired true (the default); false
useCharacterMasking false (the default); true
minChars/maxChars Not applicable
minValue/maxValue Not applicable
pattern Custom zip code pattern. Used when
format="zip_custom"
The "zip_custom" format lets you specify your own customized pattern for zip-code format. After specifying
"zip_custom" as your format, add the pattern option to the third parameter to define the format. For example, you
might want to validate a zip code that has three numbers, followed by another set of numbers and case-sensitive
alphabetic characters. After the format option, add the pattern option in the third parameter of the constructor to
specify the custom pattern, as follows:
var textfieldwidget1 = new Spry.Widget.ValidationTextField("textfieldwidget1",
"zip_code", {format:"zip_custom", pattern:"000 00AA"});
The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
Value Description
"0" Whole numbers between 0 and 9
"A" Uppercase alphabetic characters
"a" Lowercase alphabetic characters
"B"; "b" Case-insensitive alphabetic characters
"X" Uppercase alphanumeric characters
"x" Lowercase alphanumeric characters
"Y"; "y" Case-insensitive alphanumeric characters
"?" Any character
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry
converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.
Validate a phone number
❖ Tosetthetextfieldtoacceptaphonenumberformat,add"phone_number" as the value for the second parameter
in the constructor, as follows:
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