While practicing membership, look at the examples and process ID exceptions (only English characters and numbers are allowed) for(var i = 0; i='0' && ch <='9') && !(ch>='a' && ch <='z') && !(ch>='A' && ch <='Z') { alert("ID can be alphabetic, numeric only); return false; } }
I've implemented it.
I'd like to make an exception in the same way as above without using the regular expression method for passwords In addition, I want to make the password in a way that passes only when all three characters are included, but I don't know how to specify the range of special characters.
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Special symbols based on Unicode can be found at the URL below.
http://www.ltool.net/characters-to-unicode-charts-in-korean.php?unicode=0
! is U+0021 and . is U+002E.
'!' == '\u0021'
true
'.' '.' == '\u002E'
true
The range of special symbols commonly used by u0021 to u002E.
If you need more special symbols, you can look at the Unicode table and work on them.
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