Whilst my validation is successful/fine with this control (ValidationMessageFor works) I have been unable to find how to highlight the control when validation fails (e.g. with a TextBoxFor the textbox border goes red if validation fails)
Does anyone know how I can add this behaviour with a custom editor template?
i need to create a html editor for use to every page to update the web page content. By right, the html editor only can seen by administrator. So , i should create a custom web part/user control to update different table of database or create a custom editor zone better? how can we do it just like the share point html editor web part?
//[Validator(typeof(MandateValidator))] [MetadataType(typeof(Mandate_Metadata))] public partial class Mandate { public class Mandate_Metadata {.........
I am using MVC 2 with Entity Framework 4 models and MetadataType classes to create annotations that do not vanish everytime my model is generated... I followed Scott's article to create that.It worked fine for simple classes, but when I got to a more complex one, with regular expression and range validations on doubles, it seemed to simply ignore the validation annotations altogether.
Where can I find the default template used by EditorForModel? I'd like to use it as a starting point for customization. All I could find about it wasthis post from last year, but something must have changed since that was written because the Object.ascx template given doesn't work with client side validation.
I am trying to make some sense of this validation stuff in MVC2. I followed various walkthroughs, all them for betas/rcs... and I cant' get anythign to happen. Note: THIS JQUERY - NOT THE MS AJAX STUFF!I have referenced MicrosoftMvcJQueryValidation.js which i got got the mvc2 futures lib.
My model is:
[Code]....
The form bit of my ViewPage<User>:
[Code]....
As far as I can see the only additional thing that is being rendered is this:
[Code]....
Which is interesting/annoying for a few reasons. Firstly all of my annotations appear to have been ignored.Secondly FormId isn't even marked as required, and as this rendered text was taken from a page loaded with a null Model (add mode) the FormId field isn't in the form. Finally, this doesn't even result in any actual validation occuring (on the client side). All the server side validation is working fine.See I am using PasswordFor instead of EditorFor. Because someone at MS testing dropped the ball there. Yes EditorFor renders a password field, but it behaves differently to PasswordFor.. the value of the Password field is sent to the client (set in the value attribute of the field). Fail.
I'm attempting to write a unit tests for an ASP.NET MVC 2 post action that takes a view model as its sole parameter. The view model is decorated with validation attributes such as [Required]. I'd like to test two scenarios. The first scenario is when a valid set of data is passed in (ie, all required properties have values) and a redirect to the list page is returned. The second scenario involves passing in invalid data (eg, when one or more of the Required properties are not set). In this case the same view is returned with error messages.The action signature is as follows:
[HttpPost] public virtual ActionResult Create(NewsViewModel model)
The NewsViewModel class is as follows:
public class NewsViewModel { public Guid Id { get; set; }
I'm trying to use a required field validator on a fckeditor inside a formview edit template, but it's not working and I can't seem to get any google searched methods on this to work.
I have a requirement to add specific functionality to an asp.net mvc2 web site to provide addtional SEO capability, as follows:
The incoming URL is plain text, perhaps a containing a sentence as follows
"http://somesite.com/welcome-to-our-web-site" or "http://somesite.com/cool things/check-out-this-awesome-video"
In the MVC pipeline, I would like to take this URL, strip off the website name, look up the remaining portion in a database table and call an appropriate controller/view based on the content of the data in the table. All controllers will simply take a single parameter bieng the unique id from the lookup table. A different controller may be used depnding on different urls, but this must be derieved from the database.
If the url cannot be resolved a 404 error needs to be provided, if the url is found but obsolete then a 302 redirect needs to be provided.Where the url is resolved it must be retained in the browser address bar.
I have had a look at the routing model, and custom routing and can't quite work out how to do it using these, as the controller would not be predefined, based on a simple route. I am also unsure of what to do to provide 404, 302 back to the headers also.Perhpas I need a custom httpmodule or similar but going there went beyond my understanding.
This value, MembershipService.MinPasswordLength, is zero (0). Obviously, this is coming from my class. I can't have a set because the abstract class has this as a read-only property.Why doesn't the MembershipProvider read this value from the Web.Config? What am I missing?
I am new to ASP.Net MVC 3, facing some issues while trying to implementing client side unobtrusive validation for a editor template I have created for showing date in a custom way.EditorTemplate for displaying the date in three parts
I'm wondering if it's possible to be able to use an HTML editor (such as TinyMCE) in an ASP.NET form without turning off validation for the entire page. There are other fields in the page that I want to use validation for. Will those not get validated with validation controls if you set ValidateRequest="false" in the page directive?
I'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.
I've got a custom class for the HTML Editor which adds specific buttons, however I can't figure out how to add specific font names and sizes to the FONTS and FONT SIZE boxes using the code below. I've figured out that simply adding the drop downs for the FONTS and FONT SIZES isn't enough. Once they're added, the specific have to be added.
YES, I have tried adding them using the FONTS and FONTSIZES properties in the HTML markup but after extensive research have determined that it can only be done via code.
