textarea长度限制

/*
If you want to use this script, please keep the original author in this header!

Purpose: Script for applying maxlengths to textareas and monitoring their character lengths.
Author:  James O'Cull
Date:   08/14/08

To use, simply apply a maxlenth value to a textarea.
If you need it to prevent typing past a certain point, add lengthcut="true"


Example:
<textarea maxlength="1000" lengthcut="true"></textarea>

If you add a new text area with javascript, simply call parseCharCounts() again find the new textarea(s) and label them!
*/
var LabelCounter = 0;

function parseCharCounts()
{
 //Get Everything...
 var elements = document.getElementsByTagName('textarea');
 var element = null;
 var maxlength = 9;
 var newlabel = null;
 
 for(var i=0; i < elements.length; i++)
 {
  element = elements[i];
  
  if(element.getAttribute('maxlength') != null && element.getAttribute('limiterid') == null)
  {
   maxlength = element.getAttribute('maxlength');
   
   //Create new label
   newlabel = document.createElement('label');
   newlabel.id = 'limitlbl_' + LabelCounter;
   newlabel.style.color = 'red';
   newlabel.style.display = 'block'; //Make it block so it sits nicely.
   newlabel.innerHTML = "Updating...";
   
   //Attach limiter to our textarea
   element.setAttribute('limiterid', newlabel.id);
   element.onkeyup = function(){ displayCharCounts(this); };
   
   //Append element
   element.parentNode.insertBefore(newlabel, element);
   
   //Force the update now!
   displayCharCounts(element);
  }
  
  //Push up the number
  LabelCounter++;
 }
}

function displayCharCounts(element)
{
 var limitLabel = document.getElementById(element.getAttribute('limiterid'));
 var maxlength = element.getAttribute('maxlength');
 var enforceLength = false;
 if(element.getAttribute('lengthcut') != null && element.getAttribute('lengthcut').toLowerCase() == 'true')
 {
  enforceLength = true;
 }
 
 //Replace \r\n with \n then replace \n with \r\n
 //Can't replace \n with \r\n directly because \r\n will be come \r\r\n

 //We do this because different browsers and servers handle new lines differently.
 //Internet Explorer and Opera say a new line is \r\n
 //Firefox and Safari say a new line is just a \n
 //ASP.NET seems to convert any plain \n characters to \r\n, which leads to counting issues
 var value = element.value.replace(/\u000d\u000a/g,'\u000a').replace(/\u000a/g,'\u000d\u000a');
 var currentLength = value.length;
 var remaining = 0;
 
 if(maxlength == null || limitLabel == null)
 {
  return false;
 }
 remaining = maxlength - currentLength;
 
 if(remaining >= 0)
 {
  limitLabel.style.color = 'green';
  limitLabel.innerHTML = remaining + ' character';
  if(remaining != 1)
   limitLabel.innerHTML += 's';
  limitLabel.innerHTML += ' remaining';
 }
 else
 {
  if (enforceLength == true) {
   value = value.substring(0, maxlength);
   element.value = value;
   element.setSelectionRange(maxlength, maxlength);
   limitLabel.style.color = 'green';
   limitLabel.innerHTML = '0 characters remaining';
  }
  else {
   //Non-negative
   remaining = Math.abs(remaining);
   
   limitLabel.style.color = 'red';
   limitLabel.innerHTML = 'Over by ' + remaining + ' character';
   if (remaining != 1) 
    limitLabel.innerHTML += 's';
   limitLabel.innerHTML += '!';
  }
 }
}

//Go find our textareas with maxlengths and handle them when we load!
parseCharCounts();