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MaskedTextBox Overview
Contains examples that demonstrate how to:
- determine whether literals and prompt characters are included in the formatted string of the Visual WebGui MaskedTextBox;
- define the input mask to use at run time;
- provide custom prompt character for the Visual WebGui MaskedTextBox;
- hide prompt characters in the input mask when the masked text box loses focus.
The MaskedTextBox control is functionally equivialent to the Windows Forms MaskedTextBox control. Uses a mask to distinguish between proper and improper user input.
Availability:
The MaskedTextBox is one of the Out of the Box standard controls, which means it is free and available in all Visual WebGui versions.
The examples below demonstrate how to:
- Determine whether literals and prompt characters are included in the formatted string of the Visual WebGui MaskedTextBox
- Define the input mask to use at run time
- Provide custom prompt character for the Visual WebGui MaskedTextBox
- Hide prompt characters in the input mask when the masked text box loses focus.
The example demonstrates how to determine whether literals and prompt characters are included in the formatted string of the Visual WebGui MaskedTextBox.
The example demonstrates how to define the input mask to use at run time.
The example demonstrates how to provide custom prompt character for the Visual WebGui MaskedTextBox.
The example demonstrates how to hide prompt characters in the input mask when the masked text box loses focus.
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