Css - ValidationSummary Style Not Displaying In IE 6 On Post?
Nov 16, 2010
I am posting back to the server to check the DB to see if we hold a reference number. If the reference number does not exist I set two custom validators to invalid and change the ValidationSummary header text. The problem is that the background colour I set in the css class does not display. The font colour does display correctly.
When the validation summary is displayed using client side script the styles are displayed correctly. i am not sure why they dont when there is a post back.
below is the code and when i select a wrong filetype i get instant red "*" but i dont see the validation summary and there is a buton("upload") and when i click on it than i get the validation summary error message.
my question is: why validation summary is not displaying when i select the wrong file type?
With client validation enabled, is there a way to force the ValidationSummary created by
<%= Html.ValidationSummary()%> to show up the same time the other validation messages appear? And obviously be updated as more error messages need to be displayed.
I am new to using the MVC so experiencing a few beginners issues with understanding how the validation works. I have a form with 3 fields, when the user submits the form I need to ensure at least one box has data in it. So I have created a custome ValidationAttribute for my model, here is what the model code looks like:-
I am working on a project. I need to allow user to comment on pictures - like a blog. For example, if you like a picture, you post your comment on the pictures and say why you like. When the user type a comment in the text box, how do I put it under the pictures? Also, if two people were to post comments, how do I know where the first comment ends and where to start posting the second comments? Also, how do I know when the page is full and start a new page?
One of my module fetches data from Data base and no of records it min expects to return is 90000 and I am not supposed to use paging on the page which means all record i need to display on one page.
since no of records are very high I would like it to show records in such a way that if after every 10 records are fetched it gets added to Page and shows an line saying Processing...
I have a modal popup that i use to play a video, works great.. but once you close the popup if for any reason you hit the enter key or refresh the page at a later time, it causes the popup to open again. There are 3 buttons within the page that can call this popup, so where within my code behind would i add logic to prevent it from popping up unless you click one of those 3 buttons..
I created a page that receives an html report from post data. This html is split up into pages and displayed in divs (as well as used to create a .pdf file but I don't think that is a security risk if the displaying it isnt a risk).
My concern is that I had to set ValidateRequest="false" in order to be able to do this. If the page somehow received malicious input with a serverside script or something, would the script run / could this be dangerous?
This is how I'm handling the request: I have a div with runat="server." Then, in the page_load event (i'm using vb.net codebehind) i set the div.innerHTML property to a modified version of the html received via post.
I am using Visual Basic in ASP.NET. I have been able to send items to PayPal, complete the transaction and then come back to my site. I have the been able to send and receive the token & auth code, and also the Payers details. (See code Below)
What I need help with is displaying the items that have been bought. If the user buys only one product then that is fine as I can just hard code for one item. BUT I want users to buy more than one item and displaying it has caused a problem.
I know that PayPal sends all the data back for the items, with the result being item_namex, quantityx, mc_gross_x. Where x is the item number.
This is where I have the problem. Do I hard code for item_name1,2,3,4,5...... 100 (which is alot of code) or is there a better, easier way to extract ALL items and display in a simple table.
At the bottom of my code you will see my first attempt at the table (highlighted by ****************)
In the page load evertything is working fine. Iam using Updatepanel in my page .Images are not displaying with post back i am using telerick grid and jquery in my page. how to get images on postback
This is annoying, because I have to apply this style to every single thumbnail image individually, when there could be any number of them on the screen at any given time. All of the thumbnails are inside a single <div> that groups them together, and I'd like to apply a single style to the <div> that will push the attributes I need down to all of the the <img> elements nested inside, regardless how many thumbnails there are.
I am new to ASP.NET so may be my question sounds stupid but here is it anyway: Why a postback happens when we use aValidationSummary control? When I am using RequiredFieldValidator control then postback is not happening if the validation fails which is right. But if I useValidationSummary control then postback starts happening even if the validation should fail.
I have 2 text boxes txtUserName and txtPassword and a button btnLogin on my page. I have a RequiredFieldValidator control for each text box. If any of the text box is empty and I click the Login button, the postback does not happen and I got error message(s) which is good.
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Now I add a ValidationSummary control. Now if any of the text box is empty and I click the Ok button, the postback happens which is bad.
I have to customize a validation scheme for my form because required validation is only necessary if 2 other conditions are met; I have this figured out, but is there a way to add the messages to the ValidationSummary Control using C#
I have a Gridview control on my webpage which is loaded using a GridViewTemplate dynamically. I have added FormatValidators toemailaddress, date type data fields. I also have a ValidationSummary control to show the error summary at the bottom of the page.Now, on the webpage, when a user enters incorrect data into two emailaddress fields, the ValidationSummary control summarizes the error messages and shows same error message twiceone per row. I think this is a standard behavior of the ValidationSummary control.
My question is, is there anyway to show the error message only once per column i.e. even if two email address fields are incorrect, the error message shown by validationsummary will appear only once instead of twice? I am referring to showing the validationsummary once per column of gridview instead of once per row...
I have ValidationSummary in masterpage out of UpdatePanel and inside updatePanel i have my ContentPanel. I have an user control where iam having Save button which iam using in all my pages of application. Now i have a requirement like i need to show the validation summary in ModalPopUpExtender.
how do i go about modifying the display of the validationSummary control in asp.net i want to modify it completely not just modify the color of the text etc.has anyone got any sample code etc ?
I'm trying to add a new html attribute to my ValidationSummary Html control like this:
<%= Html.ValidationSummary(new { id = "validationSummary" })%>
VS compiler has no problem with it, however when it comes to running it in the browser I get the nasty error message saying:
'System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper<Adgistics.Mvc.ViewModels.Forum.IForumCreateOutModel>' does not contain a definition for 'ValidationSummary' and the best extension method overload 'System.Web.Mvc.Html.ValidationExtensions.ValidationSummary(System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper, string)' has some invalid arguments
The validation control will validate if I set the Display to Dynamic or Static, but it won't display the error text in the ValidationSummary when the onBlur event is fired (its fine if the form is submitted using the button). Does anyone know if this is a restriction of using the ValidatorValidate function or am I doing something wrong?
I'm currently working with the ASP.NET login control. I can set a custom failure text and I can add a literal on the page where the failure text is displayed if the login fails. I also have a validation summary on the page in which I collect all errors that can occur (for the moment it just validates that the user has entered a login name and a password.
It would be really nice if I could add the failure text of the login control as an item in the validation summary, but I'm not sure if this is even possible?
Hoping that the massive brainpower of stackoverflow can give me some pointers?
