forms text boxes

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Guest

I created a form to input letters and spaces for engraving. The boxes are
one character wide on the form field properties. On the browser it allows
more than one character to be enter into each box. Same when I make a box 10
characters wide. Why, what is the purpose of the width in character function
otherwise? How do I make it so you can only enter a specific number of
characters or spaces in a certain text box on all browsers?
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

Use form field validation to limit the number of characters that can actually be entered.

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Andrew Murray

The width attribute defines the width of the box, not the number of characters
allowed in the box. You need to select the form box, then right click,
properties, validate and set the min and max width to "1".
 
A

Andrew Murray

sorry,

that should be right click the form-field then select form field properties,
then validate, then enter "1" as the min and max number of characters.
 
G

Guest

Thak you, it works great . Its amazing how fast knowledge can get you going
again and how long ignorance can keep you looking at the same screen over and
over.
 
G

Guest

Thank you sooo much. It worked perfect. Sorry it took so long to respond it
took me 4 days to figure out where my message posted to.
 

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