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Hey... how would you validate a full_name field (name surname).
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Hi All!
I have an expression-- {YYYY}-{MM}
I have a textbox in that i will take input from user.
User must input in above format
for eample, {2010}-{03} or {10}-{3} or {2010}-{3}
How to validate this using Java script
Please help me to solve this.
Thank You
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