I have a registration form, where there is a MobileNo field, where the user is supposed to give their mobile number, but this field is optional as the user may choose NOT to give his/her mobile number.
In the database table I have kept the ALLOW NULL
option for this field.
Now I want to use JavaScript validation on this field, so that the user can only type an integer value and that only 10 digits, if he/she chooses to give his/her mobile number.
The problem is, when I am writing the code for this, then when I am keeping the mobile field blank, it's showing the error as the JavaScript validation is working on it.
My JavaScript code is the following:
function f1() {
if (document.form2.mobile.length!=10 || isNan(document.form2.mobile) {
alert("Mobile No must be NUMERIC and 10 digit long");
return false;
}
Is there any solution as these validation will work only if the user chooses to type his/her mobile no else if its blank, the registration will get completed.
Wrap it in another condition, like so :
function f1() {
if(document.form2.mobile.value !== "") {
if (document.form2.mobile.length!=10 || isNan(document.form2.mobile)
{
alert("Mobile No must be NUMERIC and 10 digit long");
return false;
}
}
}
Regex option:
if (!/^$|^\d{10}$/.test(document.form2.mobile.value)) {
alert("Mobile No must be NUMERIC and 10 digit long");
...
}
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