var regExpPassword = /[a-zA-Z0-9!%#$@.]{6,20}/;

// Match the Text box Value Aganist The Regular Expression.

// If there is a match return true otherwise return false.

if (!txtPassword.value.match(regExpPassword)) {

document.getElementById(“divPasswordTooltip”).innerHTML = “<div class=’imgarrwRed’></div><div class=’TextBoxRed1′ align=’left’ ><img src=’images/homeandreg/XX-Sign.gif’style=’position: relative; top: 2px; left: 0px;’ />&nbsp;The password must contain at least six characters or more. Password allows alphabets, numbers and $ # % ! @, space not allowed.</div>”;

return false;

}

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