Masked Input Plugin 1.1.4

It's been a little while since I've pushed an update to my Masked Input Plugin for jQuery. I just released version 1.1.4 which is just a minor bugfix.

Steve Davis found and fixed a bug that would occur when the mask characters match the criteria of the first placeholder character(s). The mask characters would end up repeated as user input. Thanks to Steve for the fix!

5 Comments so far

  1. Sergey @ August 8th, 2008

    Hey. Thank you for your great work. I haven’t seen a better masked input on the net.

    For my project though I needed a feature to allow users enter partially valid text, for example such dates __/12/1980, which I accomplished by adding a regexp like ‘b’:”[0-9_]” and using the mask bb/99/9999.

    Anyway thank you again for your efforts.

  2. Mario @ October 2nd, 2008

    Excellent plugin, I found extremely useful for adding an input mask for date.
    However I would like this plugin to have a couple more features that I found extremely useful.
    The first is having a part that can contains unlimited characters. If I ask someone to insert a number I would like the mask to allow user only to insert numbers. Now I have to know how many numbers they user will insert.
    The other missing feature is the option to have a fixed part that is not a placeholder. For example I would like user to insert a number but the first 3 are fixed. Something like “985______”.
    With these 2 the plugin would be perfect!

    Thanks

  3. Lloyd George @ October 17th, 2008

    Hi,good one.when compared to asp.net ajax masked edit it’s superb in perfomance.
    i found one bug,actually i don’t know whether it’s a bug.If you type say phone number 2 or 3 digits then press tab and again return to the same page the inserted values are gone.

  4. julio @ November 27th, 2008

    execelente

    lo probe en opera y en fire fox, pero en internet explore me da erroes, alguien podria decirme que pasa ?

  5. thomtom @ December 17th, 2008

    Hello. Good plugin but can we add a regexp in setting ? As a regexp of Ip Address ?

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