Validation in dropdownlist

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When I select "Email" in the drop down list, I want to store the Email Regular Expression in the SQL Server Database.

When a user fills out the form later, when the user selects "Email Validation" I want to apply the validation stored in the database.

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Could you give me a few pointers please?

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When i select email in Dropdownlist then email Regular Expression is store in sql server database ?

When I select email for particular textbox then email validation apply to these textbox ?

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Posted 4-Sep-12 4:30am

Giletwala Dhaval

Updated 22-Nov-12 1:31am

Rob Branaghan

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jim lahey 4-Sep-12 10:32am

Excuse me? I don't understand the question.

Christian Amado 4-Sep-12 10:36am

Why you store the regular expression in database. The regular expression for mail is always the same.

Sandeep Mewara 4-Sep-12 11:14am

This is not a well framed question! We cannot work out what you are trying to do/ask from the post. Please elaborate and be specific.
Use the "Improve question" link to edit your question and provide better information.

ridoy 4-Sep-12 12:07pm

why you need to store regular expressions in database?

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