MVC :: How To Retain User Input After Validation
Apr 25, 2010
I am making some change to my MVC app to allow user to modify their existing email address contained in the profile. I have 'email' and 'confirm email' fields both which load the existing email address when the user enters the edit page (both textboxes are loaded from the same database field). The issue I am having is that when the user edits the 'email' text field and forgets or enters a different address into the 'confirm' field, validation occurs and instead of retaining what the user entered it loads what's contained in the Model when it tried to save into both fields once again (to the user it would appear that validation should not have occurred). I would like validation to fire and retain what the user initially entered in the text boxes.
For example, if the original email address is [URL] and the user enters [URL] for the 'email' address and forgers or enters a different address into the 'confirm' field, validation fires and loads [URL] into both because that's what was captured during the attempted Save. I would like for [URL] to remain in the 'confirm' textbox, or if the user entered something that never matched that would remain.
How can I get around this but still have the existing email address load into both fields when the user initially enters the 'Edit' area?
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