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Regular Expression / Mask

781721Dec 16 2010 — edited Dec 17 2010
Hi there

As input I have

A data string: 
"1AZJ56U7"
And a mask string: (It does not really matter how this looks -> This is just an example of what I'd like to have as a mask string) 
"-..-.-.."
The output should be a masked string: 
"-AZ-5-U7"
What would be the best way to do this?

Thanks in advance,
Peter
This post has been answered by fsitja on Dec 16 2010
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843844
Hi Timmya ,
I think your problem is that the jsf value change event is handled before update-model phase so the previous selected values are re-setted after the ccMe method. If so take a look to this old topic: valueChangeListener

Do you really need a server call to copy a value from an input text to another?
843844
It was cut and paste. I actually use value="#{emailBean.ccMe}" instead of value Change listener.
I saw the value has changed in the emailBean but the server call is called first (a4j: support) before it sets the value of emailBean.ccMe.
How can I avoid that? I want to set the value of ccMe first before the a4j call to check if the checkbox is selected.
I don't need a server call to copy value.
Thanks!
843844
You can write a simlpy client side javascript function to copy the value of an input text to the other one, than call the function attaching a javascript event (onchange, onclick) to the checkbox. You don't need a4j:support or valueChangeEvent to accomplish the task.
843844
Thank you!
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