Using A CustomValidator Control In The InsertTemplate Of A ListView?
Mar 6, 2010
VWD 2008 Express. Visual Basic.
I have placed a customvalidator in my listview control in the InsertItemTemplate. I want to make a check before the insert is done and set the validator to false if the test fails. I placed the code to check this in a click event routine that fires when the "Insert" button is clicked. When the code tries do a FindControl for any controls in the ListView, I get an error saying, "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
How do get the value in the JavaScript function identified in ClientValidationFunction property that was entered in the control that was identified in the ControlToValidate property of a asp:CustomValidator control?
function MyValidateFunction(sender, args) { //want to get value of MyControl } <asp:CustomValidator ID="cvAlarmedLocationAddress" runat="server" ControlToValidate="MyControl" ClientValidationFunction="MyValidateFunction" Text="" />
My web page uses a number of custom validation controls to check that values have been selected in DropDownList controls. I have written simple Client side scripts and also server side, but the validation control never gets fired. I am performing validation using a button-click that has CausesValidation set to true.
VWD 2008 Express. Visual Basic.I have a customvalidator on my page and a corresponding OnServerValidate routine tied to this control in my VB code behind. I also have a "Save" button that is defined as "CausesValidation=True." I placed a breakpoint in my OnServerValidate code for the customvalidator and a breakpoint in my OnClick routine for the Save button. What I expect to happen is that when the "Save" button is pressed, all the validation is checked before ever entering the OnClick code for the Save button. If any of the validators are false, then I expect that the Save button OnClick code will not run.
I've set up a CustomValidator with a ClientValidationFunction as:
<asp:CustomValidator ID="CustomValidator1" runat="server" Display="Dynamic" EnableClientScript="true" ClientValidationFunction="checkClients" ErrorMessage="You must select at least one client or staff" SetFocusOnError="true"></asp:CustomValidator> <script type="text/javascript"> function checkClients(sender, args) { [code]...
I have a simple form that uses jQuery validation to notify the user of input errors, etc. When I add an ASP.NET CustomValidator to the form, it causes the page to postback and skip the jQuery validation. I need the form to not be submitted to the server until the client-validation is correct. Has anyone seen this before?
I have a fairly complex master/content page that has several GridViews - each one in its own UpdatePanel. I also have four CustomValidators on the page, each one assigned to a different ValidationGroup. Two of the CustomValidators are buried inside a HeaderTemplates of a GridView (inside a distinct UpdatePanel). In the EmptyDataTemplate, HeaderTemplate and FooterTemplate of each GridView I have ImageButtons that postback to the server to perform some operation. All the ImageButtons take this form:
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When I click on the ImageButtons in one of my GridView's the ImageButtons cause the ServerValidate event of two CustomValidators to fire. The server-side OnClick event of the ImageButton never fires. I have verified that the ImageButton(s) have CausesValidation="False" - what could be causing the validators to fire?
I have anested ListView control. I also implemented a jQuery to automatically expand the TextBox control inside of the nested ListView Insert Template. The problem is, when the Textbox expand, the outer ListView control is not; therefore, the Textbox control expands underneath the buttons of the outer listView control. How do I expand the outer ListView control as the nested ListView textbox is automatically expand? One great example is in Facebook where if I add a response comment, it'll automatically push any comments below mine down. If nested Listview control is not the best way to do this, what are my options?
have a CustomValidator that I am trying to use. I have a couple Validation groups so I set those 2 different groups up in my case. The CutomValidator is validating the field when I click the button and it puts out the error message however its letting the button event insert the data.
how am I be able to display a text into a customvalidator control, say for example an asterisk symbol (*) for a new entry. If in case that, the inputted value is invalid then, I will place proper prompt text.
I have two CustomValidators, both of which function in the same way (call a query and check if a particular value is available in the DB), the only difference is the query itself.
Rather than writing the same function definition in the code-behind, I would like to find a way to execute a particular query depending on which CustomValidator called the function (I guess using the CustomValidator's ID) so if I have the follwing:
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How can I check in the code behind , which validator called the function "Check"??
i have this ValidationExpression="(d{1,}.{0,2} .{2,})|(.{2,} d{1,}.{0,2})" used in regularexpression validator. I want to use the same one in a customvalidator. But customvalidator does not have option validationexpression. how can i add this in code or in tag.
I am working with a page that has a series of checkboxes that at least one box must be checked.
The validator fires when I click the submit button and if no checkboxes are checked indicates the validation has failed. However If I check one of the checkboxes the validation message does not go away until I click the submit button again.
If I was using this on a control in which I had specified the ControlToValidate and I fixed the validation issue the error message goes away immediately.
However in this case I am not setting the ControlToValidate due to the neeed to validate serveral independent controls.
So my question is can I cause a re-validation of the custom validator? For instance I would like to add on each checkbox a onclick="revalidate()" that would then force the validation to happen again.
Here is some sample code that I wrote to demonstrate the scenario.
<script type="text/javascript"> <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js"></script> function IsOneCheckboxChecked(sender, args) { if (!$('[id$=checkBox1]').attr('checked') &&
I am having a listview control in my aspx page with name "vehicleListView" and i am assigning the datasource from js function. But when i took the listview control by using the following line
document.getElementById("VehicleListView"),
I am always getting "undefined"
Ho can i get the listview control id in javascript function.Listview control is in an update panel.
I have to assign the datasource of the listview control from js only.Because the jd function is getting the datatable from the C# pagemethod.
I am clicking one linkbutton to check the validators clientside in the panels. This works well in IE, but not in Firefox. When I click the button, it does not even hit the validateLength function
Sample code below. Either I am doing something wrong or missing something in 4.0.
1: The function CheckText fires upon button click in IE but not in FF. 2: The function CheckText fires upon button click in IE /FF when the site runs under 2.0 or 3.5.
