WML Input Mask to force numeric characters

I have a web page for inputting personal expenses into a financial
application. So I used <input name="num" width="70" height="20"
format="*NNNN/" type="Currency" align="right">

The page works just great with the Openwave V7 Simulator. But when I
try accessing the page with my Nokia 6061, the phone doesn't switch to
numeric-only. Having to enter abc1 for one dollar will not be
acceptable. I'm so stuck on this most basic of problems, I've begun to
consider writing a script to convert "a" or "b" or "c" to a "1" at the
server side. Geesh.

Since my page is not a genuine xml compliant page, I wonder if anyone
could refer me to a page where I could confirm that the format="N"
parameter might actually work with a Nokia Series 40 phone?

In the meantime, I hope someone will take a moment and visit my page
and help me understand what the heck is going on...

http://www.envelopesystem.org/env/tr...=Entertainment




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In article <1168484290.040268.285320@o58g2000hsb.googlegroups .com>, on
10 Jan 2007 18:58:10 -0800, frasmus wrote:


> The page works just great with the Openwave V7 Simulator. But when I
> try accessing the page with my Nokia 6061,

You've posted to the wrong group. This is IEEE 802.11 wireless
networking, not mobile phones.

Try posting to one of the groups in the alt.cellular.* hierarchy.


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Seth Goodman