I have a Custom validator that has ControlToValida te set to a textbox
that also has a Required and RegularExpressi on validator.
When I run the webpage on my machine the custom validator
OnServerValidat e procedure is only called if both the Required and
RegularExpressi on validators are successfully met.
However, when I upload the page to my live website, if I enter an
invalid value in the textbox (i.e. one that doesn't meet the
RegularExpressi on validator, the Custom validator procedure gets called
regardless.
I'm really seriously in need of help with this as I can't figure out why
this is happening! Can anybody help?
Thanks,
Mike
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Hi When I run the webpage on my machine the custom validator
OnServerValidat e procedure is only called if both the Required and
RegularExpressi on validators are successfully met.
However, when I upload the page to my live website, if I enter an
invalid value in the textbox (i.e. one that doesn't meet the
RegularExpressi on validator, the Custom validator procedure gets called
regardless.
I think that your website dont have "aspnet_cli ent" directory installed.
Ciao
Giorgio
Cheers!
I've just worked that out, I was missing a .js file from aspnet_client
folder.
Thanks,
Mike
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