DxMaskedInput<T>.MaskMode Property
Specifies a mask mode.
Namespace: DevExpress.Blazor
Assembly: DevExpress.Blazor.v24.2.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Blazor
Declaration
[DefaultValue(MaskMode.Auto)]
[Parameter]
public MaskMode MaskMode { get; set; }
Property Value
Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
MaskMode | Auto | A MaskMode enumeration value. |
Available values:
Name | Description |
---|---|
Auto | The component activates a mask type based on the Value data type. |
Numeric | The component activates the Numeric mask type. |
DateTime | The component activates the Date-time mask type. |
RegEx | The component activates the Regular Expression mask type. |
Text | The component activates the Text mask type. |
DateTimeOffset | The component activates the Date-time Offset mask type. |
TimeSpan | The component activates the Time Span mask type. |
DateOnly | The component activates the DateOnly mask type. |
TimeOnly | The component activates the TimeOnly mask type. |
Remarks
The Masked Input component activates a mask type based on the data type of the component’s Value property. For instance, if you bind the component value to a DateTime object, the component activates the date-time mask type.
The component cannot automatically activate the regular expression mask type because no data type corresponds to this mask type. Set the MaskMode
property to RegEx
to manually activate the regular expression mask type:
<DxMaskedInput @bind-Value="Value"
Mask="[A-Z]*"
MaskMode="@MaskMode.RegEx" />
@code {
String Value { get; set; }
}
The Masked Input can convert strings that store data source objects to compatible data types. For instance, the component can convert the “11/09/2022” string to DateTime and DateTimeOffset objects. Use the MaskMode
property to manually activate a mask type and convert the string to the corresponding data type.
The following code snippet activates a date-time mask type when you bind the component’s value to a String object:
<DxMaskedInput @bind-Value="Value"
Mask="@DateTimeMask.ShortDate"
MaskMode="@MaskMode.DateTime" />
@code {
String Value { get; set; } = "11/09/2022";
}
Refer to the following section for more information: Apply a Mask.