I have successfully created functionality that mostly models what I'm trying
to do - which is dynamically insert controls into a user control (ascx), and
insert validation controls, also dynamically, for some of the inserted
controls.
The controls (e.g., textBoxes) get created correctly and viewstate is
maintained across postbacks, etc - BUT there is an issue with the validation
controls.
The validation controls, themselves are working - EXCEPT that
1. They do their job only during a Postback (i.e., the page must actually
post back in order for validation to occur); that is, client-side validation
is not happening (i.e., it's not preventing a postback when it should).
2. The validation summary control is apparently not working at all. It
should pop up a message box, but it does nothing.
My question is how to resolve/fix these two issues: I want the validation to
occur client-side (in addition to the default server-side validation), and I
want the validation summary control to work.
FWIW here is my code:
Hosting ASCX:
<%@ Control CodeBehind="ucF orm1.ascx.cs" Language="c#"
AutoEventWireup ="false" Inherits="MyAss embly.ucForm1" %>
<asp:PlaceHolde r id="FormPlaceHo lder" runat="server"> </asp:PlaceHolder >
<table align="center"> <tr><td><asp:Bu tton id="btnSave"
EnableViewState ="false" CommandName="bt nSave" Visible="true" Width="100px"
runat="server" Text="Save"></asp:Button></td></tr></table>
Relevant Code Behind:
The method named InsertDynamicCo ntrols() is called from the OnInit() event
ucForm1.
private void InsertDynamicCo ntrols () {
Literal spacer = new Literal();
spacer.Text = " ";
// This is where I have all the logic that inserts the FORM controls into
the Placeholder
string s = "<table border=2><tr><t d>Yo</td><tr><td>";
s += "<asp:TextB ox id=\"txtBox1\" EnableViewState =\"false\"
Width=\"300px\" runat=\"server\ "></asp:TextBox>";
s += "</td></tr></tr><tr><td>Some Value</td></tr><tr><td>Othe r
Value</td></tr></table>";
System.Web.UI.C ontrol c = ParseControl(s) ;
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(c );
RequiredFieldVa lidator requiredFieldVa lidator = new
RequiredFieldVa lidator();
requiredFieldVa lidator.Control ToValidate = "txtBox1";
requiredFieldVa lidator.EnableC lientScript = true;
requiredFieldVa lidator.Enabled = true;
requiredFieldVa lidator.ErrorMe ssage = "Yo - You gotta enter something
man!";
requiredFieldVa lidator.ID = "RequiredFieldV alidator_Title" ;
requiredFieldVa lidator.Text = "*";
requiredFieldVa lidator.EnableC lientScript = true;
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(s pacer);
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(r equiredFieldVal idator);
ValidationSumma ry validationSumma ry = new ValidationSumma ry();
validationSumma ry.DisplayMode =
System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Vali dationSummaryDi splayMode.Bulle tList;
validationSumma ry.ShowMessageB ox = true;
validationSumma ry.HeaderText = "These things must be fixed before you can
proceed:";
validationSumma ry.ShowSummary = false;
validationSumma ry.ID = "validSummary1" ;
validationSumma ry.EnableClient Script = true;
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(s pacer);
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(v alidationSummar y);
}
Thanks! 1 2054
The overall code looks fine, except you are adding one control (spacer) in
multiple places (which I thought was illegal). So I wonder if the
WebUIValidation .js script file simply isn't loading.
Take a look at this thread for several ideas: http://forums.asp.net/739537/ShowPost.aspx
--- 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
"Jeffrey Todd" <Me@Somewhere.n et> wrote in message
news:%2******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP15.phx.gbl.. . I have successfully created functionality that mostly models what I'm trying to do - which is dynamically insert controls into a user control (ascx), and insert validation controls, also dynamically, for some of the inserted controls.
The controls (e.g., textBoxes) get created correctly and viewstate is maintained across postbacks, etc - BUT there is an issue with the validation controls.
The validation controls, themselves are working - EXCEPT that 1. They do their job only during a Postback (i.e., the page must actually post back in order for validation to occur); that is, client-side validation is not happening (i.e., it's not preventing a postback when it should).
2. The validation summary control is apparently not working at all. It should pop up a message box, but it does nothing.
My question is how to resolve/fix these two issues: I want the validation to occur client-side (in addition to the default server-side validation), and I want the validation summary control to work.
FWIW here is my code: Hosting ASCX: <%@ Control CodeBehind="ucF orm1.ascx.cs" Language="c#" AutoEventWireup ="false" Inherits="MyAss embly.ucForm1" %> <asp:PlaceHolde r id="FormPlaceHo lder" runat="server"> </asp:PlaceHolder > <table align="center"> <tr><td><asp:Bu tton id="btnSave" EnableViewState ="false" CommandName="bt nSave" Visible="true" Width="100px" runat="server" Text="Save"></asp:Button></td></tr></table>
Relevant Code Behind: The method named InsertDynamicCo ntrols() is called from the OnInit() event ucForm1.
private void InsertDynamicCo ntrols () { Literal spacer = new Literal(); spacer.Text = " ";
// This is where I have all the logic that inserts the FORM controls into the Placeholder string s = "<table border=2><tr><t d>Yo</td><tr><td>"; s += "<asp:TextB ox id=\"txtBox1\" EnableViewState =\"false\" Width=\"300px\" runat=\"server\ "></asp:TextBox>"; s += "</td></tr></tr><tr><td>Some Value</td></tr><tr><td>Othe r Value</td></tr></table>";
System.Web.UI.C ontrol c = ParseControl(s) ;
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(c );
RequiredFieldVa lidator requiredFieldVa lidator = new RequiredFieldVa lidator(); requiredFieldVa lidator.Control ToValidate = "txtBox1"; requiredFieldVa lidator.EnableC lientScript = true; requiredFieldVa lidator.Enabled = true; requiredFieldVa lidator.ErrorMe ssage = "Yo - You gotta enter something man!"; requiredFieldVa lidator.ID = "RequiredFieldV alidator_Title" ; requiredFieldVa lidator.Text = "*"; requiredFieldVa lidator.EnableC lientScript = true;
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(s pacer);
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(r equiredFieldVal idator);
ValidationSumma ry validationSumma ry = new ValidationSumma ry(); validationSumma ry.DisplayMode = System.Web.UI.W ebControls.Vali dationSummaryDi splayMode.Bulle tList; validationSumma ry.ShowMessageB ox = true; validationSumma ry.HeaderText = "These things must be fixed before you can proceed:"; validationSumma ry.ShowSummary = false; validationSumma ry.ID = "validSummary1" ; validationSumma ry.EnableClient Script = true;
FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(s pacer); FormPlaceHolder .Controls.Add(v alidationSummar y); }
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