Client side validation in asp.net forms

Hi

Has anyone any experience using client side validation with asp.net forms.

Specifically I'd like to know...

1. How do you attach client side code web controls (a button), like a
JavaScript 'onclick' event for example?
2. Any issues anyone has experienced using client side validation with
asp.net forms?

Thanks in advance

Simon Ames

[Krishnan]

All validator controls run on the client side unless scripting in the client
browser is switched off. Hence using validator controls will be equivalent
to writing "Onclick" event code on the client side.
Krishnan

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Hi

Has anyone any experience using client side validation with asp.net forms.

Specifically I'd like to know...

1. How do you attach client side code web controls (a button), like a
JavaScript 'onclick' event for example?
2. Any issues anyone has experienced using client side validation with
asp.net forms?

Thanks in advance

Simon Ames

[Arvind P Rangan]

Hi Simon,

Like you normally write a javascript and place it in regular place.
Only thing you have to do is.
for the button webcontrol add the following:
button.attribut e.add("onClick" ,"javascript:re turn click();")
This has to be put in the page load so that this function is available when
the page is loaded.
i think this is what you want.
Anything else do reply.
ARvind.
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Hi

Has anyone any experience using client side validation with asp.net forms.

Specifically I'd like to know...

1. How do you attach client side code web controls (a button), like a
JavaScript 'onclick' event for example?
2. Any issues anyone has experienced using client side validation with
asp.net forms?

Thanks in advance

Simon Ames

[Jos]

Krishnan wrote:

All validator controls run on the client side unless scripting in the
client browser is switched off. Hence using validator controls will
be equivalent to writing "Onclick" event code on the client side.

Another condition is that the browser be IE.
ASP.NET client side validation doesn't work in Netscape.

--

Jos

[Peter Blum]

The button controls always use the client-side onclick event themselves for
running the client-side validation. You cannot just use
Button1.Atttrib utes.Add("oncli ck", "[your code]")
Instead, set Button1.CausesV alidation = false to prevent it from generating
that code. Then add your code. If you want the client-side validation to
continue, the script is available by calling
Page.GetPostBac kClientReferenc e. For example:
Button1.Atttrib utes.Add("oncli ck", "[your code]" +
Page.GetPostBac kClientReferenc e(Button1, ""))

There are many issues with using client-side validation. In fact, there are
many issues with validation in general. I publish a replacement to
Microsoft's validations because there are so many limitations. Use this link
to see all the problems I found: http://www.peterblum.com/vam/valmain.aspx.
Even if you don't want my product ("Profession al Validation And More" -
http://www.peterblum.com/vam/home.aspx), this list will help you plan your
development efforts better.

--- Peter Blum
www.PeterBlum.com
Email: PL****@PeterBlu m.com
Creator of "Profession al Validation And More" at
http://www.peterblum.com/vam/home.aspx

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Hi

Has anyone any experience using client side validation with asp.net forms.

Specifically I'd like to know...

1. How do you attach client side code web controls (a button), like a
JavaScript 'onclick' event for example?
2. Any issues anyone has experienced using client side validation with
asp.net forms?

Thanks in advance

Simon Ames