Magento custom option text field max length












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Previously when it was specified, Magento used to honor the max character length for custom input fields, so if I set that to two characters (for initials), it would not let the customer type in more than two characters.



Now I see that even though the note underneath the text field still says maximum two characters allowed, I can type in as many characters as I want. Anyone know how to troubleshoot such problem, I checked my browsers console and see no JavaScript errors being thrown there, any help is welcome.



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    Previously when it was specified, Magento used to honor the max character length for custom input fields, so if I set that to two characters (for initials), it would not let the customer type in more than two characters.



    Now I see that even though the note underneath the text field still says maximum two characters allowed, I can type in as many characters as I want. Anyone know how to troubleshoot such problem, I checked my browsers console and see no JavaScript errors being thrown there, any help is welcome.



    Thanks in advance!










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      Previously when it was specified, Magento used to honor the max character length for custom input fields, so if I set that to two characters (for initials), it would not let the customer type in more than two characters.



      Now I see that even though the note underneath the text field still says maximum two characters allowed, I can type in as many characters as I want. Anyone know how to troubleshoot such problem, I checked my browsers console and see no JavaScript errors being thrown there, any help is welcome.



      Thanks in advance!










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      Previously when it was specified, Magento used to honor the max character length for custom input fields, so if I set that to two characters (for initials), it would not let the customer type in more than two characters.



      Now I see that even though the note underneath the text field still says maximum two characters allowed, I can type in as many characters as I want. Anyone know how to troubleshoot such problem, I checked my browsers console and see no JavaScript errors being thrown there, any help is welcome.



      Thanks in advance!







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          Default magento not provide character limit while typing in custom option text box so we can use jquey using below code




          $(document).ready(function()
          {
          $(".product-options input").attr('maxlength','3');
          });




          you need set character limit. Replace 3 with your character limit number.



          i hope it will be helpful for you !!






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          • Hi, thank you for the answer, but that will not work for us because we have more than one textfield and only one needs to have a size restriction.

            – K.I
            Mar 28 '17 at 9:07











          • Ok then you can use input position if its first then use input:first-child if other then use input:nth-child(n) if its last then use input:last-child . Just replace input with input and its position.

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Mar 28 '17 at 11:23











          • I had to make some changes to this suggestion to make it work, because when I used input:first-child or :nth-child it was setting restrictions either to all textfields or not setting them at all. I used input:eq(n) instead and that let me select second value and only add character restrictions on that variable.

            – K.I
            Apr 4 '17 at 16:53











          • This is your answer jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(".input-box input:eq(1)").attr('maxlength','3') }); its working for second input box @K.I

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Apr 5 '17 at 6:43











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          Default magento not provide character limit while typing in custom option text box so we can use jquey using below code




          $(document).ready(function()
          {
          $(".product-options input").attr('maxlength','3');
          });




          you need set character limit. Replace 3 with your character limit number.



          i hope it will be helpful for you !!






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          • Hi, thank you for the answer, but that will not work for us because we have more than one textfield and only one needs to have a size restriction.

            – K.I
            Mar 28 '17 at 9:07











          • Ok then you can use input position if its first then use input:first-child if other then use input:nth-child(n) if its last then use input:last-child . Just replace input with input and its position.

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Mar 28 '17 at 11:23











          • I had to make some changes to this suggestion to make it work, because when I used input:first-child or :nth-child it was setting restrictions either to all textfields or not setting them at all. I used input:eq(n) instead and that let me select second value and only add character restrictions on that variable.

            – K.I
            Apr 4 '17 at 16:53











          • This is your answer jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(".input-box input:eq(1)").attr('maxlength','3') }); its working for second input box @K.I

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Apr 5 '17 at 6:43
















          0














          Default magento not provide character limit while typing in custom option text box so we can use jquey using below code




          $(document).ready(function()
          {
          $(".product-options input").attr('maxlength','3');
          });




          you need set character limit. Replace 3 with your character limit number.



          i hope it will be helpful for you !!






          share|improve this answer
























          • Hi, thank you for the answer, but that will not work for us because we have more than one textfield and only one needs to have a size restriction.

            – K.I
            Mar 28 '17 at 9:07











          • Ok then you can use input position if its first then use input:first-child if other then use input:nth-child(n) if its last then use input:last-child . Just replace input with input and its position.

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Mar 28 '17 at 11:23











          • I had to make some changes to this suggestion to make it work, because when I used input:first-child or :nth-child it was setting restrictions either to all textfields or not setting them at all. I used input:eq(n) instead and that let me select second value and only add character restrictions on that variable.

            – K.I
            Apr 4 '17 at 16:53











          • This is your answer jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(".input-box input:eq(1)").attr('maxlength','3') }); its working for second input box @K.I

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Apr 5 '17 at 6:43














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          Default magento not provide character limit while typing in custom option text box so we can use jquey using below code




          $(document).ready(function()
          {
          $(".product-options input").attr('maxlength','3');
          });




          you need set character limit. Replace 3 with your character limit number.



          i hope it will be helpful for you !!






          share|improve this answer













          Default magento not provide character limit while typing in custom option text box so we can use jquey using below code




          $(document).ready(function()
          {
          $(".product-options input").attr('maxlength','3');
          });




          you need set character limit. Replace 3 with your character limit number.



          i hope it will be helpful for you !!







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          • Hi, thank you for the answer, but that will not work for us because we have more than one textfield and only one needs to have a size restriction.

            – K.I
            Mar 28 '17 at 9:07











          • Ok then you can use input position if its first then use input:first-child if other then use input:nth-child(n) if its last then use input:last-child . Just replace input with input and its position.

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Mar 28 '17 at 11:23











          • I had to make some changes to this suggestion to make it work, because when I used input:first-child or :nth-child it was setting restrictions either to all textfields or not setting them at all. I used input:eq(n) instead and that let me select second value and only add character restrictions on that variable.

            – K.I
            Apr 4 '17 at 16:53











          • This is your answer jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(".input-box input:eq(1)").attr('maxlength','3') }); its working for second input box @K.I

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Apr 5 '17 at 6:43



















          • Hi, thank you for the answer, but that will not work for us because we have more than one textfield and only one needs to have a size restriction.

            – K.I
            Mar 28 '17 at 9:07











          • Ok then you can use input position if its first then use input:first-child if other then use input:nth-child(n) if its last then use input:last-child . Just replace input with input and its position.

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Mar 28 '17 at 11:23











          • I had to make some changes to this suggestion to make it work, because when I used input:first-child or :nth-child it was setting restrictions either to all textfields or not setting them at all. I used input:eq(n) instead and that let me select second value and only add character restrictions on that variable.

            – K.I
            Apr 4 '17 at 16:53











          • This is your answer jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(".input-box input:eq(1)").attr('maxlength','3') }); its working for second input box @K.I

            – Mukesh Prajapati
            Apr 5 '17 at 6:43

















          Hi, thank you for the answer, but that will not work for us because we have more than one textfield and only one needs to have a size restriction.

          – K.I
          Mar 28 '17 at 9:07





          Hi, thank you for the answer, but that will not work for us because we have more than one textfield and only one needs to have a size restriction.

          – K.I
          Mar 28 '17 at 9:07













          Ok then you can use input position if its first then use input:first-child if other then use input:nth-child(n) if its last then use input:last-child . Just replace input with input and its position.

          – Mukesh Prajapati
          Mar 28 '17 at 11:23





          Ok then you can use input position if its first then use input:first-child if other then use input:nth-child(n) if its last then use input:last-child . Just replace input with input and its position.

          – Mukesh Prajapati
          Mar 28 '17 at 11:23













          I had to make some changes to this suggestion to make it work, because when I used input:first-child or :nth-child it was setting restrictions either to all textfields or not setting them at all. I used input:eq(n) instead and that let me select second value and only add character restrictions on that variable.

          – K.I
          Apr 4 '17 at 16:53





          I had to make some changes to this suggestion to make it work, because when I used input:first-child or :nth-child it was setting restrictions either to all textfields or not setting them at all. I used input:eq(n) instead and that let me select second value and only add character restrictions on that variable.

          – K.I
          Apr 4 '17 at 16:53













          This is your answer jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(".input-box input:eq(1)").attr('maxlength','3') }); its working for second input box @K.I

          – Mukesh Prajapati
          Apr 5 '17 at 6:43





          This is your answer jQuery( document ).ready(function() { jQuery(".input-box input:eq(1)").attr('maxlength','3') }); its working for second input box @K.I

          – Mukesh Prajapati
          Apr 5 '17 at 6:43


















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