.Net Validation Controls Work *before* The First Postback?
Jan 4, 2011We are investigating using ASP.Net validations for client side validating. Is it possible to get the client side validators to work before an initial postback?
View 1 RepliesWe are investigating using ASP.Net validations for client side validating. Is it possible to get the client side validators to work before an initial postback?
View 1 RepliesI am testing my web site to allow people to navegate despite having the javascript feature disabled but the asp validation control dont work in this mode.
I am working with master pages and I have the the text box I want to validate inside a panel to enable my nextbutton to work like enter like this:
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if i turn off the java script in any browser will validation controls will work and if yes then how to work by disabling the java script
View 1 RepliesI can't seem to be able to get any validation controls to work with checkbox lists. I tried adding a custom validator but just get an error message. Are there any work around because I would like to add custom validation and required validators?
View 1 RepliesI have a asp button and a user control containing custom validator in it when i click the button that is present on the page not inside the usercontrol, the user control client side validation occurs and displays the javascript method regarding data entry failure but when i click the javascript alert box ok button, the postback gets occured automatically i want to stop the postback if the user control contains invalid data in iother words the postback get occured only when the user control contains the valid data.
I have already done this type of coding in javascript:
function CheckTimeRangeTo_9(sender, args) {
var e = document.getElementById('<%= ddTimeTableTo_9.ClientID %>');
var totalToTimeInMins = CalculateTotalMinutes(e.options[e.selectedIndex].value);
var totalFromTimeInMins = CalculateTotalMinutes(args.Value);
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Is there a way to disable request validation on an action without having to add the line <httpRuntime requestValidationMode="2.0"/> to Web.config? I'm currently posting XML to a controller action and get the "A potentially dangerous Request.Form value..." error. Is disabling request validation the only way to get the post to work, or is there some way I can intercept and encode the value that contains XML between the view and the controller action?
View 1 RepliesI am using one datalist control for uploading multiple images.I hv used one Asp:FileUplaod Control and one button in one itemtemplate.I am using reqired field validator and regular expression validator for file upload cntrl I am assigning validation group for both of them on ItemDataBound event of my datalist so that each upload cntrl hv same validaton group as required field and regular expression validator.Now what i want to do is - i want to show my error message in validation summary which is right at the top of the page.I want one know how to write javascript that will assign validation group of my control in datalist on which i click ?
View 1 RepliesI've been trying to get a custom validator component working that ensures at least one checkbox from a checkboxlist has been checked. I've been used some code I found on dotnetjunkies.com but the client-side validation didn't work. I've been attempting to modify it to get the client-side javascript validation to work with no luck. Basically, I compile the below code into a DLL and add it to my bin folder.
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I have been playing with mvc for a few months now and one of the best things I thought was when there is validation errors the UPDATEMODEL method in controller is smart enough to automatically add errors to model state and return the view back to the input page with data entered and error message. Here is where I got a question - how does the controller put back the data that I entered initally? I looked for model, request and response object and none of them have the (invalid) data I entered. Here is an example of my general coding that I do:
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I have the following textbox with validation:
<asp:TextBox ID="txtInput" runat="server" Width="80px"
CausesValidation="True"></asp:TextBox>
<asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="RequiredValidator" runat="server"
ControlToValidate="txtInput"
Display="None"
ErrorMessage="Bitte füllen Sie dieses Feld aus"
Enabled="false" />
<asp:RegularExpressionValidator ID="RegularExpressionValidator" runat="server"
ControlToValidate="txtInput"
ValidationExpression="[0-9]{1}(d)*"
Display="None"
ErrorMessage="Bitte geben Sie eine Zahl ein"
Enabled="false" />
<asp:ValidatorCalloutExtender ID="ValidatorCalloutExtender1" runat="server"
TargetControlID="RequiredValidator" />
<asp:ValidatorCalloutExtender ID="ValidatorCalloutExtender2" runat="server"
TargetControlID="RegularExpressionValidator" />
If I click on a button on this page (CausesValidation is set to true) then the control validates properly.
But when I put the textbox and its associated validators and extenders not directly on the page, but instead into a usercontrol then the validation-popup doesn't show anymore. It still seems to validate, because the action for the button is not triggered when the input is invalid.
I have an ASP.NET web app (with C#). In it I have a form with several fields and validators. For one of the validators I only need to validate when:
a certain textbox is empty and a certain record does not exist in the database (this is already handled).
I know I can't enable/disable the validator on page_load because something might be entered into that textbox. I also tried the following in the onclick event of the submit button but it didn't seem to work:
Validator1.Enabled = true;
Validator1.Validate();
I also tried Page.Validate() but that didn't work either...
I have custom control with ASP.Net validators.
writer.AddAttribute(HtmlTextWriterAttribute.Onclick, "javascript:return DoSmth();");
function DoSmth() {
var cBox = confirm("Are you sure?");
if (!cBox) {
return false;
}
else {
//Invoke validation
}
When I push button submit, I call confirm box. If I press cancel - all right. But if I press ok, I need to do validation. How can I stop postback and do valiadation?
I don't know what the problem is a get the message object required??
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I'm currently developping an application using MVC2 and Globalization (fr and de). I'm creating a form who use DataAnnotation on the model for validation, with localized error messages in my dataAnnotations.
Here is the trick :
I have two <input /> :
One for a required date (example : 12/05/2001) wich is a DateTime field in the model :
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One for an optionnal hour (example : 22:30) wich is a DateTime? :
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Erreur and LibellesSinistre are my ressources files.
I got two problems :
I can enter a date in my hour field and an hour in my date field.My error messages aren't localized.
Do I need a trick or something to make it work ?
I had problem with my validation i am using regular expression for my zip code it was accepting 5 digits when ever among 5 digits i am entering zero(0) as first digit it was nt accepting any reason & solution regarding to accept first digit has zero(0) my regular Expression below
<asp:RegularExpressionValidator ID="regZip" runat="server" ControlToValidate="txtZip"
Display="None" ErrorMessage="Zip accepts only numerics" ValidationExpression="^[0-9s..]+$"
Enabled="false"></asp:RegularExpressionValidator> in database for this column
Zipcode -Numeric(18,0) any solutions to take first number as zero(0) among five
ddigit numbers.
I have the following problem. While continuously developing my web site, at the certain point I found out that a postback stopped working on different pages of the web application. Examples are links in LoginView control (master page), radio button lists (content pages), etc.
I can found t he function in a page source
<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
var theForm = document.forms['aspnetForm'];
if (!theForm) {
theForm = document.aspnetForm;
}
function __doPostBack(eventTarget, eventArgument) {
if (!theForm.onsubmit || (theForm.onsubmit() != false)) {
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I can click the links or controls and it simply does nothing. It is the same like having AutoPostBack set to False.
Not a long ago it was working properly but it most likely started with one of changes I made to the application but I am not able to find what I did wrong. The problem is not browser dependent and the behaviour is the same on Win 7, XP and Win Server 2008.
What I would like to do is to validate my aspx before showing the confirmation diaglog. After long hours of searching on the Net I came up with this:Some Validation controls with 2 different validation groups (ValidationGroup1 and NoValidation)ValidationSummary control is set to ValidationGroup1 with MessageBox=TrueButton1 is set to ValiationGroup1 (this button is hidden)Button2 is set to ValidationGroup1 with javascript onclick function to click button1.
ConfirmButtonExtender1 with TargetControlID=button1
Using MVC 3 RTM and MvcContrib/FluentHtml version 3.0.51.0, I can't get the jQuery client side validation to work. Server side validation works fine, and returns showing the correct validation summary, etc. But the form post always tries to hit the server-side post controller action when it should have stopped on the client side to display the validation error.
I tried replacing the MvcContrib ModelViewPage with the default Mvc ViewPage and it still didn't work.
Here's my code:
Web.config has:
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Site.Master page has:
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View page inherits from MvcContrib's ModelViewPage:Here's the view page:
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Here's the controller post action:
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Here's the entity object with the Required field:
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I have set up my buddy class with validators. However I only want the validators to fire of the associated fields are used in that particular screen. When I split them across 2 screens I find my validation doesn't work. How do I fix this? I have had to remove the validation from some properties in order to get it to work on one screen;See the class here;#region "Buddy class" for validation
View 3 RepliesFor some strange reason an alert dialog with the text title "Message From Web page" and message "-" displays when posting back a for with validation. There are no custom validation scripts that display an alert window. I am debgging javascript using IE development toolbar? Is it possible to break into the code that displays the alert box? so far I have been unable to do so.
View 2 Repliesi have many validators but one validator RFVRIDDORReferenceId is enabled and disabled through javascript. because txtReferenceId is shown when something is selected from a dropdownlist. initially it is disabled. everything was working fine until i implemented EDIT functionality in which through an ID i need to load page and show everything...on serverside i enabled
RFVRIDDORReferenceId.Enabled = true;
if ReferenceId database field had value in it. other wise it stays like that. after loading the information on page and disable RFVRIDDORReferenceId through client side...press save button and everything will be updated but when page comes back validation summary has
Following errors occured
> ReferenceId is required
it displays in red i dont know why it is doing it....(postback itself shows that all validators were true). is there any reason?
does validator validate themselve after postback? if yes then why does not remaining validators shows error message?
PS: its a required field validator and there are many other but validation summary shows only for this validator.
I have a div where I put a lot of stuff on runtime to construct a chart. The user should be able to copy the chart to another div (innerHTML) and then make som adjustments to the original div, which causes a postback. Of cours the cloned div comes back empty.
So I'm thinking of putting the entire innerHTML in a session variable at page_unload, but then I run into the validation problem. I've tried using a hiddenfield as an in-between control, but it's the same, and it seems you can't use the CausesValidation on that control. I've also tried a regular asp:textbox, but the CausesValidation doesn't have any effect.
How to do this? Or any better way all together on the copy-chart issue?
well the thing i am doing is that and returning a formviewdal ,there is a page refresh while performing validation ( it work fine when i return only modal ,but is not working
when i am returning formviewmodal i.e doing a page refresh) ,What might be wrong. Review the create below as it is returning viewmodal class
My View
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I have studied Phil Haack's post [URL]about custom validation, however, I can not get this to work for my case. I need something like the "PropertiesMustMatch" validator in a default MVC2 project generated by Visual Studio.
None of my custom javascript gets called. I am registering the custom adapter in Application_Start using DataAnnotationsModelValidatorProvider.RegisterAdapter(....). In the DataAnnotationsModelValidator derived class, GetClientValidationRuls is never even called.
What is going on here? Maybe this type of validation where your validation attribute has to be applied to a class, not a propety, does not yet work with the RTM release of Visual Studio 2010.
I have a bit of javascript that presents a modal to the user with the rest of the page "grayed out." Pretty common these days. The modal allows you to specify a URL which then uses AJAX to serve and display. What I need is that when the control posts back, it posts back to the parent page, not the modal page. To attempt this, I used javascript to alter the target of the modal page's form element to the parent page's URL. When I try this I get the following error:
Validation of viewstate MAC failed. If this application is hosted by a Web Farm or cluster, ensure that <machineKey> configuration specifies the same validationKey and validation algorithm. AutoGenerate cannot be used in a cluster.
This is done locally and as of now, the app will never be on a cluster. I think this has to do with the validation process and .NET doesn't like that I've changed the target. Anyone know a way around this? I really need this to work how I described.