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.

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 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