well, the numeric property of the mobile text box only works when the device
accessing the site request a WML page, because this "numeric" property exist
only in WML.
If you need to do it for HTML, you need to use JavaScript, although I'm not
sure if the Blackberry supports JavaScript.
Finally, by "3rd party app" you are talking about a browser?? it's not very
clear
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Juan David Gomez A.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Analista de Desarrollo - PSL S.A.
Web and Wireless Banking
Medellin - Colombia
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Sue - 06 Jan 2005 23:19 GMT
Thanks Juan,
Actually the version of Blackberry that we are using the newer version does
support JavaScript I believe. The only question now is how would I complete
this in JavaScript? I am new to the programming arena.
I did see some javascript out on the net that uses keycodes. Do you know if
keycodes work on Blackberry? I am unsure whether the keycodes are the same
or not as that of a keyboard. I was able to get it to work pointing the
web.config - device filter to use WML, but they don't want to use WML here
because then you lose the functionality of drop down boxes.
Any tips on how to complete this?
Thanks for all your help!
Sue
> well, the numeric property of the mobile text box only works when the device
> accessing the site request a WML page, because this "numeric" property exist
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> > Thanks in advance for your time and your help.