How to control ASP.NET Validator Controls Client Side validation
Below is the output of my page after it runs the below code:
validation
User Control validation group issue
I have two instances of a user control on a page. Both have fields and one submit button.
Remote attribute doesn’t trigger when field is blank
I’m using RemoteAttribute for a particular field on my form. The purpose of it is not important. What is important is that it needs to fire the validation action whenever the field is changed. This is working fine for me except when the field is changed to be blank.
Fluent Validation, different validation for each item in a list in Asp.NET Core
I´ve been trying to find a way to validate items inside a list, each with different validation rules. I came upon Fluent validation which is a great library but I can´t seem to find a way to do validation for each item individually. I got a faint idea from this similar thread (Validate 2 list using fluent validation), but I´m not sure how to focus it how I want.
MVC Foolproof Validation using PassOnNull – Nullable or “01.01.0001 00:00:00”
I try tovalidate two dates (start -> end) where only the first ist required, but when the user enters the second date it must be greater than the first. I’m using the MVC Foolproof package with the “PassOnNull” parameter.
disable default validation in Asp.Net WebAPI
I want to completely disable model validation for WebAPI controllers. I tried a few ways to do it for MVC, but seems WebAPI doesn’t get that methods.
Working RequiredFieldValidator along with javascript
I have multiple RequiredFieldValidator such as:
Checking existence of email address
I’m developing a web application with Chat Support, and so far, I’ve been using JQuery validation to check whether the input text is a well formatted email address.
Is it possible to have Client-side Validation WITHOUT Javascript
simple question really (can hazard a guess but just need to make sure),
What is the expression on RegularExpressionValidator to check if the Textbox text is 6 or more characters long?
what is the format for the RegularExpressionValidator control to check if the textbox to be validated has 6 or more characters?