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Paddy Boyd wrote:

You can't just change a file extension and expect it to work...

^[\w@~`!#$%^&*()_\-\=\+|\\{}[\]:;"'<,>./?]{6,20}$

^\S{6,20}$

pmarfleet wrote:

This looks overcomplicated

pmarfleet wrote:

and doesn't actually meet the OP's requirements

N a v a n e e t h wrote:

How can you tell this ?

N a v a n e e t h wrote:

But my code works

N a v a n e e t h wrote:

the OP has said that already

pmarfleet wrote:

But it didn't solve the problem at hand. Your code was doing a lot of unnecessary stuff relating to matching non-alphanumeric characters. This was completely irrelevent to the correct solution.

kibromg wrote:

Step 2. I inserted the following anywhere inside the tags:


<-->
var OpSys = checkOS();
document.write(OpSys);
//--&gt;
</-->

kibromg wrote:

<-->
function checkOS() {
if(navigator.userAgent.indexOf('IRIX') != -1)
{ var OpSys = "Irix"; }
else if((navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Win') != -1) &&
(navigator.userAgent.indexOf('95') != -1))
{ var OpSys = "Windows95"; }
else if(navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Win') != -1)
{ var OpSys = "Windows3.1 or NT"; }
else if(navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Mac') != -1)
{ var OpSys = "Macintosh"; }
else { var OpSys = "other"; }
<b>alert("OpSys");</b>
return OpSys;
}
// --&gt;
</-->

playing with bugs ) wrote:

without using any state managemant ?

Zeeshan Memon wrote:

I want that when I check CheckBox1 then Checkbox2 will be shown as Unchecked and when I check CheckBox2 then CheckBox1 will be displayed as Unchecked.