Most of my web forms have multiple buttons (Proceed, Back, link buttons for
various screens, etc.)
It looks like, say a required field validator for example, gives me an error
message no matter which button is pushed. Well, the user simply wants to
navigate to a different screen without filling out the form.
So is there a way to tie validation controls to specific buttons?
2  3249 
Turn off the CausesValidatio n =false for the buttons which u don want the
validation to occur.
"D" <sp******@go.ho me.bozos> wrote in message
news:nI******** **********@twis ter.socal.rr.co m... Most of my web forms have multiple buttons (Proceed, Back, link buttons
for various screens, etc.)
It looks like, say a required field validator for example, gives me an
error message no matter which button is pushed. Well, the user simply wants to
navigate to a different screen without filling out the form.
So is there a way to tie validation controls to specific buttons?
See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...d/default.aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...pplusvalid.asp
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Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
"D" <sp******@go.ho me.bozos> wrote in message
news:nI******** **********@twis ter.socal.rr.co m... Most of my web forms have multiple buttons (Proceed, Back, link buttons
for various screens, etc.)
It looks like, say a required field validator for example, gives me an
error message no matter which button is pushed. Well, the user simply wants to
navigate to a different screen without filling out the form.
So is there a way to tie validation controls to specific buttons?
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