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Controling input form

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This script filters out unwanted characters from an input box
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There are 2 examples showing how to filter out unwanted characters from an input box using one function and the onkeyup event. Live demo.

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Submitted on
20th November 2007
Last Updated
11th February 2009
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Average User Rating: 3.2/5
The filter works only for last character digited
Reviewed byAnonymousonWed, 19th March 2008
Rating 2 - Fair
The filter does not work propperly, since it considers only the last character digited. On the numbers filter example, if you write "12345" and reposition the cursor after any number before number "5", you can write any character.
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