[jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Jonathan Sharp
I have a Proof of Concept for a masked phone number input. Tested in FF IE. It utilizes four seperate input fields but still allows for using the arrow keys, home, end and backspace across all of them. Current limitations are copy pasting. Thoughts/feedback welcome!

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Alex Cook
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jonathan Sharp Subject: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input I have a Proof of Concept for a masked phone number input. Tested in FF IE. It utilizes four seperate input fields but still allows for using the arrow keys, home, end

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Jonathan Sharp
On 12/20/06, Alex Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: If you solve that copy/paste issue this would be added to an app we use in the office here in a heartbeat... Great plugin, thanks! -ALEX Yeah, that's the one issue I have with it right now... I have a few ideas about how it might be solved...

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Karl Swedberg
This wouldn't work for pasting text into the inputs, but for copying it from the inputs, it just might... 1. have the four inputs initially hidden, and display a single, disabled text input. 2. on double-click, the single input is hidden, the 4 others are displayed, and focus is set to the

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Jonathan Sharp
On 12/20/06, Karl Swedberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This wouldn't work for pasting text into the inputs, but for copying it from the inputs, it just might... 1. have the four inputs initially hidden, and display a single, disabled text input. 2. on double-click, the single input is hidden, the

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Blair McKenzie
Very nice! I could probably use this as well. Some things: - In IE I was able to put more than three characters in the first part - In IE I was able to put in letters - It would be great if you could add keyboard arrow support, i.e. to navigate between parts Blair On 12/21/06, Jonathan

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Jonathan Sharp
On 12/20/06, Blair McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Very nice! I could probably use this as well. Some things: - In IE I was able to put more than three characters in the first part - In IE I was able to put in letters - It would be great if you could add keyboard arrow support,

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Matt Stith
Wow theres alot of potential in this plugin. Any plans to go farther than just phone numbers (Custom masks, etc)? On 12/20/06, Jonathan Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a Proof of Concept for a masked phone number input. Tested in FF IE. It utilizes four seperate input fields but still

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Andy Matthews
Phone Number Input Wow theres alot of potential in this plugin. Any plans to go farther than just phone numbers (Custom masks, etc)? On 12/20/06, Jonathan Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a Proof of Concept for a masked phone number input. Tested in FF IE. It utilizes four seperate

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Jonathan Sharp
Yes, very possibly. The behavior code for binding multiple text boxes together is there and generic enough that you can have n number of boxes and it will navigate between them with full delete, arrows, home end keys. So for example you could do: Social security numbers: ###-##-###. Dates:

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Jörn Zaefferer
Jonathan Sharp schrieb: I'd have no problem merging this into the form plugin if it's deemed a good fit. There is quite a bunch of options that could be added to a form module as optional plugins. Starting with the already existing form plugin, adding your masked inputs and some validation

Re: [jQuery] Masked Phone Number Input

2006-12-20 Thread Blair McKenzie
Now that's interesting. I was using the IE Tab FF extension, and that seems to make a difference. Blair On 12/21/06, Jonathan Sharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 12/20/06, Blair McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Very nice! I could probably use this as well. Some things: - In IE I was