Hi, thanks for so many helping messages ;-) But seriously, is it to hard to code that no one posted a clue? Best Regards
On May 2, 12:03 am, MarkZ <aps...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > Could Anyone help me with this? > I have a form witch contains e.g.: > > X input fields like this: > > <form> > <input type=text name=info0> > <input type=text name=info1> > <input type=text name=info2> > <textarea name=info3> > </form> > > And I need limit the global number of characters > that are written to this form. E.g.: > The global is set to 100 chars, and if user > inputs 10 characters to <input[name=info0]> then he/she > can use only 90 characters to fill in rest of the inputs. > Then if user inputs 30 characters into <input[name=info1]>, > the global is set to 60. And so on, until the global reaches 0, > then any letter in any <input> above the global limit has to be cut > out. > Please help if You have any fine ideas. > Best Regards
