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Way to Not Accept All 0's

Forms Pattern Matching and Regular Expressions
Updated July 24
asked on July 24

Good Day Fisch Family! 

We have a form that is for staff to input an account number.  We currently have a Regular express for validation of \d{35] in it to make sure that the staff member puts in 35 digits, but is there a way to not accept 35 0's?  The Business Office wants to deny those or give them an error so it can't be accepted.

 

Any help is greatly appreciated!

 

Thank you!

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replied on July 24

You could use the following regex:

Highly recommend using a custom error message as well.

Ex:

Good luck.

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replied on July 24

Hi Troy,

Thank you for the answer, but how do I use the Custom Error Message?  

Thank you!

 

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replied on July 24

In Laserfiche Forms 12

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Here is what I have my custom error messages set to:

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replied on July 24

Thank you all!

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replied on July 24

Excellent! Please remember to mark your question as answered.

Thanks.

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replied on July 24

Troy beat me to it :)

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Entering a 35 digit account number during data entry seems like a very error prone and tedious requirement.  Is there a database table of active account numbers that can be used to populate a dropdown list?

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That would make it too easy for someone to select any account number instead of them actually knowing which account to use.

 

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