Reputation: 12998
I want to create validation on a form field which checks that input is a valid ID.
Most of the IDs are simple 5 digit numbers, but there a few odd variations where the number could have a leading alpha character (an F or G so eg F12345
) or ending in an alpha character (an A or B so eg 12345B
).
I have the regexp for a 5 digit number but I don't know where to go to allow F/G at the beginning or A/B at the end
Any ideas?
Upvotes: 4
Views: 2322
Reputation: 56809
This regex should do:
/^([FG]?\d{5}|\d{5}[AB])$/
You can use .test()
function of RegExp
object to validate the string.
/^([FG]?\d{5}|\d{5}[AB])$/.test("F12345")
Upvotes: 10