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The snippet below works for me:
let mystring = '+971333344550';
let reg = /\+971([\d]{9})/;
let matches = mystring.match(reg);
if (matches.length>0) {
console.log('the number if valid');
}
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Yes, You can use the npm package in your Magento custom module.
I used @imgix/js-core. It is a JavaScript library for generating image URLs with srcset.
I followed the below steps for using the @imgix/js-core npm package in my custom module.
Step1: Go to your web directory in your module.
app/code/Vendor/Module/view/adminhtml/web
Step2: Run the below ...
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(MySQL) UTF-8 doesn't support all emojis. I guess you have to change the effected DB columns to "utf8mb4"
There is a good description on SE: How to store Emoji Character in My SQL Database
Just copy&paste from there, but this is important.
My answer only adds to Selvamani P answer.
You might also need to change any SET NAMES utf8 queries with ...
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Try the below method.
$(document).on('submit', '#reorder-validate-detail', function () {
alert('form submitted');
});
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