textfields in HTML can have a character limit imposed like this:
<input type="text" name="hi" size="10" maxlength="3">
the maxlength attribute will not allow a user to type more than 3
characters. If you don't want to impose a limit of typed characters but
would rather validate the length of the field value, using javascript is
good for this, but do it in HTML unless you have to perform some other
validation in addition to the character length.
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Subject: How to limit charecters
Hi all
I am using JSP Pages in that some textfields i want to limit the characters
this how to do
should i use for this JavaScript. if possible give me some example.
Thanks in advance.
-Suresh
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