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I am using following code snippet, but its not working :-(

    //First four characters of input Text should be ALPHABATES (Letters)

    if (($("#txtId").val()).length >= 4) {
        var firstFourChars = $("#txtId").val().substring(0, 4);
        var pattern = new RegExp('[^A-Z]');

        if (firstFourChars.match(pattern))
            isValid = true;
        else
            isValid = false;
    }

I am using following code snippet, but its not working :-(

    //First four characters of input Text should be ALPHABATES (Letters)

    if (($("#txtId").val()).length >= 4) {
        var firstFourChars = $("#txtId").val().substring(0, 4);
        var pattern = new RegExp('[^A-Z]');

        if (firstFourChars.match(pattern))
            isValid = true;
        else
            isValid = false;
    }
Share Improve this question edited Aug 30, 2010 at 11:00 Yi Jiang 50.2k16 gold badges138 silver badges136 bronze badges asked Aug 30, 2010 at 10:59 BikiBiki 2,6088 gold badges41 silver badges53 bronze badges
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5 Answers 5

Reset to default 8

change /[^A-Z]/ to /^[A-Z]/

example :

var a = "ABCJabcd";
console.log(a.match(/^[A-Z]{4}/));

you don't need to use substring(). Your regexp can do all the work for you. The RegExp you are using matches against characters that are NOT between A and Z. As Avinash said, ^[A-Z]{4} will match if your first 4 characters are uppercase. "^" at the beginning of your regexp tells that the following should be the beginning of the string. When placed inside square brackets, it reverts the range of characters you want to match.

The regex should be /[^A-Z]{4}/ if you want to match the 4 lowercase characters.

To detect in the middle of the big papers change /^[A-Z]/ to /[A-Z]/

Example text: " asşldla ABCJ abcd AÇALASD"

$('.Order input').change(function (){ucheck($(this).val())});
$('.Order input').keyup(function (){ucheck($(this).val())});

    function ucheck(a) {
        if(a.match(/[A-ZĞÜŞİÖÇ]{4}/)){
$('.Order #Error').html(' UPPERCASE');
}else{$('.Order #Error').html('Capitalize');}
    }

If they need to be capital:

const startsWithCapitals = /^[A-Z]{4}/.test(string);

Or if they just need to be letters, add an i for ignore case:

const startsWithLetters = /^[a-z]{4}/i.test(string);

^ means start of the string and {number} means x copies

I am using following code snippet, but its not working :-(

    //First four characters of input Text should be ALPHABATES (Letters)

    if (($("#txtId").val()).length >= 4) {
        var firstFourChars = $("#txtId").val().substring(0, 4);
        var pattern = new RegExp('[^A-Z]');

        if (firstFourChars.match(pattern))
            isValid = true;
        else
            isValid = false;
    }

I am using following code snippet, but its not working :-(

    //First four characters of input Text should be ALPHABATES (Letters)

    if (($("#txtId").val()).length >= 4) {
        var firstFourChars = $("#txtId").val().substring(0, 4);
        var pattern = new RegExp('[^A-Z]');

        if (firstFourChars.match(pattern))
            isValid = true;
        else
            isValid = false;
    }
Share Improve this question edited Aug 30, 2010 at 11:00 Yi Jiang 50.2k16 gold badges138 silver badges136 bronze badges asked Aug 30, 2010 at 10:59 BikiBiki 2,6088 gold badges41 silver badges53 bronze badges
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5 Answers 5

Reset to default 8

change /[^A-Z]/ to /^[A-Z]/

example :

var a = "ABCJabcd";
console.log(a.match(/^[A-Z]{4}/));

you don't need to use substring(). Your regexp can do all the work for you. The RegExp you are using matches against characters that are NOT between A and Z. As Avinash said, ^[A-Z]{4} will match if your first 4 characters are uppercase. "^" at the beginning of your regexp tells that the following should be the beginning of the string. When placed inside square brackets, it reverts the range of characters you want to match.

The regex should be /[^A-Z]{4}/ if you want to match the 4 lowercase characters.

To detect in the middle of the big papers change /^[A-Z]/ to /[A-Z]/

Example text: " asşldla ABCJ abcd AÇALASD"

$('.Order input').change(function (){ucheck($(this).val())});
$('.Order input').keyup(function (){ucheck($(this).val())});

    function ucheck(a) {
        if(a.match(/[A-ZĞÜŞİÖÇ]{4}/)){
$('.Order #Error').html(' UPPERCASE');
}else{$('.Order #Error').html('Capitalize');}
    }

If they need to be capital:

const startsWithCapitals = /^[A-Z]{4}/.test(string);

Or if they just need to be letters, add an i for ignore case:

const startsWithLetters = /^[a-z]{4}/i.test(string);

^ means start of the string and {number} means x copies

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