* Wildcard: Zero or more characters of selected format. E.g. *x
2 (some number) Wildcard: Up to 2 (or the number) characters of the selected
format. E.g. 2N, 10m.
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You can apply this formatting only to text, password, and textarea fields. Here are
some examples of typical usage (and wrong usage).
Input Mask Meaning
NNNNN 5 numeric characters. E.g. Zip code.
10a Up to 10 lowercase characters. E.g. Username/password.
100m Up to 100 characters, input mode set to lowercase by default.
A*m First letter capital, then any number of characters. E.g. Name.
2N2N Wrong! You can use the wildcard character only once in the input mask.
A*aa Wrong! The wildcard format must be at the end of the mask. Correct use
is A*a.
If an invalid mask is assigned to -wap-input-format, the browser will ignore the
mask. You can include escaped characters in the input mask??”put two backslashes
before the character to escape it. If the -wap-input-format and -wap-inputrequired
styles conflict with each other, -wap-input-required will have
precedence. So if your input mask is "N" (meaning one numeric character is required)
but -wap-input-required is set to false, empty input is OK for the field.
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