I found the file, thanks, but it doesn't have what I'm looking for.

I need an IPv4 input mask that will present dots between each octet that can be entered.

I thought of using:

###.####.###.###

but this doesn't work because each octet can be 1-3 digits in length.

Next I tried:

#.#.#.#

999.999.999.999

and

9.9.9.9

but this doesn't work either :(

Finally, this document:

http://help.infragistics.com/NetAdvantage/Silverlight/2010.2/CLR4.0/?page=SL_xamMaskedEditor_About_Masks.html

doesn't really give me any way to achieve this?

Thoughts?

Cheers

ET

Hello EvilTed,

So you can use this workaround for IPv4:

<ig:XamMaskedEditor x:Name="mEditor" Mask="999\.999\.999\.999" DataMode="IncludeLiterals" DisplayMode="IncludeLiterals" PromptChar=" " TabNavigationMode="NextSection" InsertMode="False" />

About the email mask, I would suggest this mask:

<ig:XamMaskedEditor x:Name="mEditor" Mask="CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC@CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC\.CCC"  DataMode="IncludeLiterals" DisplayMode="IncludeLiterals" PromptChar=" " TabNavigationMode="NextSection" InsertMode="False" />

The XamMaskedEditor doesn’t support regular expressions yet. 

Regards,

Doychin Dochev

I tried the IP address mask and the results are horrible, sorry :(

It needs to look behave like a Windows IP address control and this does neither.

People are used to a fixed mask area, not one that changes in size.

Also, it is expected to use the '.' character to navigate between octets, not just the TAB character.