input mask for e-mail addresses

[altinokz]

Can anyone show me how I can configure the input mask for e-mail fieldso that
we can enter e-mail addresses?

I tried a<????????\@a<???????????."com"

and wrote [email protected], the result keeps coming up as

[email protected]

 

[John Smith]

Input masks are not nearly powerful enough to handle something as varied as
an e-mail address

 

[Guest]

Can anyone show me how I can configure the input mask for e-mail fieldso that
we can enter e-mail addresses?

I tried a<????????\@a<???????????."com"

and wrote [email protected], the result keeps coming up as

[email protected]

 

[Rick Brandt]

Masks are evil when they work and they simply cannot be applied to an Email
address because they do not have a consistent enough structure. The only
thing you can say about an Email address is it must contain at least one dot
and have exactly one @.

What were you hoping the mask would accomplish, the saving of 2 keystrokes?
What about .net, .org, and the other domains? To account for them you now
have a mask that eliminates typing the @.