I want to validate the price field using RegularExpressionValidatorThis is the code I used. It worked except that when I modified the other fields, it gived me the message "Enter the dollar amount" at the price field. ( I don't want to touch the price field. I only want to modify the other fields )
i have an text box i need to validate so that the user can enter up to four character and they can be aplha numeric (combination of numbers(0-90 and characters(a-z),
i am using vs2003, .net 1.1
what is the expression i should use to validate this condition
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 am working through the MvcMusicStore Tutorial Version 2.0 from 1/12/2010. I do have an issue with the EDIT Screen. When trying to save an album i get the error "The field Price must be a number". The value of the Price was not changed, it contains e.g. 8,99. I don´t know where this error comes from and what i need to do to avoid this error.
I'm building an application, my client wants me to create new control using AJAX. This control should look like thisThis control includes price(dolars and cents) and when user clicks on specific price(suppose 95 dolars and 33 cents) this price should jump inside to textboxs(one for dolars and one for cents)Does anybody have a clue how to implement this control creation??
I want to use a RangeValidator Control which will validate my Password field where i want to check that if user enters less than 6 characters passwrod then it will prompt an error .
I want to give minimum & maximun password size ie minimum 6 characters. It could be alphanumeric & combination of special characters.
Maximum size should be 15 characterss.Same any combination o Alpha numeric or special charactors.
I have done it through Custom Validator .But how can i do this with Range Validator control.
I have a text field set up to accept a date: [Code]....
how to get the validator to make sure that the YEAR is acceptable. For instance, I can enter a year of "0000" and the validator will not catch it or display the error message. I can even enter a year of "9999" also. The only time the validator catches it is if I input something like "45/95/7589" for the date.
how to use regular expression in vbscript to validate username field. ie it should have minimum of 4 characters and at the same time it should contain minimum of 3 ALPHABETS. ie
1234 - not allowed abc1 -allowed
My code
dim regObj,retVal set regObj = new RegExp regObj.Pattern ="[A-Za-z0-9_s]{4,}" regObj.IgnoreCase = true regObj.Global=True retVal = regObj.Test(sString)
Is it possible to have "Required Field Validator" controls to validate more than one field (example I have 12 textboxes that are required. I want to try an avoid having 12 RFV controls. If a validation does get triggered, is there a way to display a customized message ("textA is empty" or "textB is empty") etc.?
i have a field DOB, i want to validate only this field when i give causes validation True for this field, What happens is it validates all the fields in the page are validate. Can we assign validation for particular fields.
If i use DataAnnotations on my Model and my model have something like this:
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and in my View, i have a textbox WITHOUT client side validation. If the user enter non-numbers caracters in this field, i would like to validate on the server side that the user have entered non-authorized caracters and message him back on that. But since that my Model's Days property is a INT, the ModelBinder can't parse the string in the int property and generate an error in the ModelState with no message at all. And if the user doesnt enter anything on this field, the ModelBinder also try to put an empty string in a int property and generate an error in the ModelState with the message "a value is required". This is not the message that is written within the DataAnnotation. I have no control on the message that is generated.
So my question is:how can i valide the users input for int properties (or DateTime, etc...) and if the user enter a bad value i can put in the ValidationSummary something like this: "You can't only enter a numeric value for Days".
I have a page in my asp.net website which has a label that shows the price. I have used an Eval and used {0:c} to format the price, however the price is shown in $, can anyone let me know how to change this to £ sign rather $.