I have a login web form with two textboxes for user name and pasword. The textboxes has a validator each and when I press the Login button everything is OK. I also have a second button which is used to redirect to a page for non logged in users. When I press that buon the form validators stops me from redirecting. How can I "use" validators for only one button and not the other?
I have created a form with several textboxes and a dropdown list and assigned a required field validator to each of them. I also have a master page with several links to other pages, some made using <a href=..> and some linkbuttons. The problem I am having is that when I click the linkbutton links they do not redirect to the proper page, rather they trigger the validators for all textbox fields and display the validator characters next to each textbox (and the dropdown). When I fill out the form, those links redirect properly. The links created using <a href=..> do not cause this problem.
I want to hide a few buttons on my web form using PrincipalPolicy. My applicaiton is on the webserver. When i run the first bit of code it retruns NT AUTHORITY/NETWORK SERVICE when i run the second bit it returns myWindowsDomainwindowsUsername. Why do these bring back different values? I would assume they would be the same..
I have a formview that runs of an SQLDS, very simple stuff. Inside that form i have various fields, one of them is a credit field, one of them is a debit field. Now i have put a radio button list with two radio buttons (credit and debit). What i want to do is when the "credit" radio button is enabled i want the "credit" text box to be enabled and visa versa.
I know how to reference an object inside a formview, but i am confused, do i reference the radio button list and then the list items inside it or?
I have a page where I am using 2 update panels. The first update panel contains a form that has some validation tied to it. The second on has a simple form, but no validation. When I go to use the form in the second panel, the postback is halted by the validators in the first panel. Everything works as it should when I remove the validators.
I have some experience of using paypal with an asp.net website, however this issue has me really stumped.
Root of the problem: You cant embed the html form for the paypal button inside your page form.
Original solution: Originally my website was using multiple aspx pages so I could simply arrange my form tags so that they weren't embedded inside one another.
My website now uses a master aspx page which draws in different ascx controls. This means that I do not have the option of arranging the form tags around the page so need a work around.
NB. I have looked all over the place for simple solutions but it is a jungle out there, paypal is a nightmare. I did find something on ghost form which is all in c#.
ASP.NET MVC - Multiple Buttons on a Form this is what I am trying to do too, except the first answer doesn't satisfy my requirements and the second one uses formcollection. I am not passing formcollection. I am passing values to the ActionResult method, because in my scenario, it doesn't make much sense to use formcollection, because user is hardly filling out any data. I really prefer using SubmitImage at the moment, so I would prefer if your solution doesn't involve me switching to css or input type etc. EDIT: I'm using Ajax.BeginForm and that seems to be the problem rather than Html.SubmitImage
I am listing about 20 rows, each row represents an Order.Each row needs to have 3 buttons, each button click will perform a different action.I have 3 actions to handle each button post request, I am just unsure how to setup the Html forms for each button.
Should I create 3 forms for each button, per row in my listing?(that would mean 20 rows x 3 forms = 60 forms on a page)Is that 'ok' to do? (i.e. or is there a better way to do this?)
I recently upgraded my web app to .net 4 and was surprised to see that the validator controls are no longer red. People are calling up all confused because they can't see the error messages now.Any idea how to fix this in one go? I know I can do a kludge like forecolor=red on every single validator control, but that's ugly. I don't want to go back to <pages controlRenderingCompatabilityVersion="3.5" /> because it's time to move forward, but I do want validator controls people can actually see.
I can't seem to get any sort of validator to fire when validating my DropDownList. I just want to make sure that it isn't left at "--Select--" when the user presses the Add button on the page. I've tried a range validator and required field validator and neither seem to fire at all. My DropDownList contains ID which is an int that is hidden and Name which is a string that is displayed. The ID is -1 for "--Select--". I use these all the time and can't understand why the page in this new solution is any different from other solutions I have done in the past. What have I missed?
I have added the validations dynamically on my page.But Page is not working fine for me as its always returns true? How to fix this for dynamic validations?
Please correct me if I am wrong, or agree with me if I am right.
1. Validator.Enabled == false;
2. Before Page.Validate(groupName) is called, BaseValidator.Validate() is called.
3. If a Validator is not being displayed, such as being in an non active View of a MultiView.I even wrote a Custom Validator that was in View.It checked if Validator.IsValid and it returned true when it wasn't.Is there any way to get around number 3?
I have a webform that contains a few textboxes with required field validators and a gridview. I'm trying to add an edit function to the gridview, but when I go to update the textbox validators fire. Is there someway to trap the edit event and disable the rfvs? Will 'Mark As Answer' for replies leading to a solution.
I'm attempting to create a custom control that extends the Table class. Inside of the table will be rendered a number of different controls based on a specified identifying property. On some of these controls, however, I need to specify validation for data types and requirement. To me, the most logical way of doing so is to add validators to the table and set their appropriate properties to specify which controls to validate. In doing so, however, I've discovered that none of the validators added will even render on the page in which the control is added. So is this a valid construct?
I am using two custom validator to validate EMAIL (should not be reused) & a captca image (text).Everything is working fine except that the displayed are not dynamic even though I set the displaystatus as DYNAMIC.
Test:
1. Enter email already registered
2. Enter invalid captcha text
both displays error. fine for now. but again.
1. Enter email NOT registered
2. Enter invalid captcha text
the error message at the email is still displayed as 'the email is arlready registered'. How can I remove the message for the email?
I have a complex page with many validators on it. When I first hit the page, if I do a postback, all the validators fire off. If I enter like half of the textbox values and then try to go to the next page, it will stop me from going to the next page, but the red text errormessage does not show up. What am I doing wrong?
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In this instance, when I first hit the page, and try to go next, it will say: "Please enter Group Name."
If I fill in a few textboxes and then try to go next, it will not allow me to go next, but the text: "Please enter Group Name." does not show.
I have a contact page with fields like E-mail Address, Name, Subject, and Message. I use a RequiredFieldValidator on each text box. They work fine when I test it with the Visual Studio built-in development server, but on IIS7, they don't work and they allow the Send button's click event to be fired.