Web Forms :: Compare And Validate The Value In Textbox And Dropdownlist?
Feb 19, 2011
I hav ADMIN_ID textbox and ROLES dropdownlist, when I enter ADMIN_ID such as staff001 then at ROLES dropdownlist I must select "staff" else display an error msg, for example staff002 with roles manager.
I am using C# ASP .NET 2.0. I have a web form with two DropDownList controls. In my code behind I get data from a DataSet. One column is a string (Month), and another is an integer (StatusID). I am setting the selected item in the each DDL in the code behind by doing this:
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I have a button with a Click event. What I want to do in the click event is be able to check if the currently selected item in each DDL (if the end-user changed the selection) is different from what was selected in the above code.
I aam working with textChanged event in a textbox to validate a value in textbox.hen i am enter data in textbox then press submit button i am getting validation summary before the textbox textchanged event. Is there anyway to fire textchanged event first to validate before button validation summary?
I need to compare the old value of my textbox to the new value that was put intot he checkbox to see if anything changed alse I don't wnat to save anything in the wor and move to next row. Here is my gridiview with bound txtBoxes and my initial code behind.
I save a linkbutton to save it all. but I need to compare values so that I am not saving information that does not need to be saved becuase of the expensive long trip of the update process to an oracle server over a link from sql.
For Each dgi As GridViewRow In Gridmain.Rows Dim Actualval As String = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtActual"), TextBox).Text Dim Targetval As String = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtTarget"), TextBox).Text Dim Tolval As String = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtTolerance"), TextBox).Text Dim BMVal1 As String = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtBm1"), TextBox).Text Dim BMVal2 As String = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtBm2"), TextBox).Text Dim BMVal3 As String = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtBm3"), TextBox).Text Dim BMVal4 As String = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtBm4"), TextBox).Text Dim BMVal5 As String = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtBm5"), TextBox).Text Next
I have two textbox as naming : txtInitiateDt and txtDisposalDt.
When user give 2nd textbox value from datepicker it should chk whether the given value shouldn't more than to date and also less that 1st textbox value.
I did it & also works good...bt there's an error arise when i host the site on client machine where only framework and database is present.
And the error is "String Value is not in correct dateformat" and fr this exception other events are blocked.
How to validate the months which is in dropdownlist namely(FROM MONTH: && TO MONTH:) from this i want to validate dropdownlist for selecting month by january and then higher month.If user may select (from month) as feburary and (to month) as janurary it show indicate error to user,, But how i validate in C# asp.net HOW?
When attempting to place controls in different content areas using Masterpages and trying to use a compare validator, I get the error: Unable to find control id 'txtStartDate' referenced by the 'ControlToCompare' property of 'cvlDate'. I have also attempted to set it within the c# code behind in page load: cvlDate.ControlToCompare = txtStartDate.ID and by using findControl there must be an easy way to achieve this?
if txtQuantity is a positive Number I must enter something in txtDesc
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I can't submit the form without entering txtDesc if txtQuantity is positive/decimal number & No need to enter anything in txtDesc if the txtQuantity is 0/null/empty/space/spaces/blank How?
I am using sql server 2005 and visual stdio 2008. i have a textbox in my page as txtEmailId. i want to compare this value in database with email_id column[it is a primary key] to avoid inconsistence in database on a button click with out using custom validator
I have a textbox called "tax rate" which I need to validate the input... The only thing I need to ensure is that the value entered is a number (decimals ok of course). eg. the input might be "8.75" How do I write the validation expression?
I have tried everything and can't seem to wrap my head around it...I am trying to use the RegularExpressionValidator to validate that a asp:textbox has an '' in the value that the user types in, and it can't be the first or last character.
I'm developing an an asp.net 2 application in c#. This site is being built with accessibility in mind, and as such I need a to build a registration from that validates using server side scripts and not use client side validation.I need to validate a textbox (whether any text has been entered), if a check box has been checked.
Bear in mind that I can't use any clientside code such as javascript postback that is wired into the <asp:CheckBox /> control.
I have a textbox that I am "custom" validating to lookup in a table to see if the name exists. When I test it out, if it finds a duplicate, the validation results in an error message as I would expect. First is this only works if I add autopostback to my textbox and that I click elsewhere on the page. The other issue is that after I type a string in my textbox, I want it to validate such that if it returns an error, I don't want to submit the form until the validation is good.
I'm trying to create a simple user registration page. I'm using an MS Access database which has some test data in it. What I would like to do is use a CustomValidator on the user name textbox to check if the user name entered already exists in the database. I've read about the possibility of using the ServerValidate event for the CustomValidator control but I can't figure out how to make a connection to the database, query it to check the existing user names, and then fire off the CustomValidator if the user name exists.
I want to validate a textbox with regular expression so you only can enter numeric characters, but now I want that the error validation appear if the textbox be empty. here is the code
Types.Add("NUMBER", new Validation(@"[d]{1,255}","Only numbers can be entered in this field."));