I have a GridView using Template columns. In my EditItemTemplat e I am using
CompareValidato rs to check data types. When validation fails, I would like to
change the border of the textbox in question.
I thought I could loop through the ValidatorCollec tion during the
RowUpdating event but couldn't get the reference to the textbox. When I made
an explicit reference to a textbox I got the message that this would need to
be done in the PreInit event. However, it failed there too.
Any ideas?
Thank you
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On Thu, 12 Jan 2006 08:31:47 -0800, Walter wrote: I have a GridView using Template columns. In my EditItemTemplat e I am using
CompareValidato rs to check data types. When validation fails, I would like to
change the border of the textbox in question.
I thought I could loop through the ValidatorCollec tion during the
RowUpdating event but couldn't get the reference to the textbox. When I made
an explicit reference to a textbox I got the message that this would need to
be done in the PreInit event. However, it failed there too.
Any ideas?
I think that you are in the right direction. You need to use the
server-side DOM to navigate to your textbox. Thank you
I'm not really sure how to get to the server side DOM for this, especially
since the controls being validated are in an EditItemTemplat e. Being in the
template, I've found these fields aren't available like controls outside the
grid.
Also, what event can this be done in as it can't be in the RowUpdated or
PreInit event?
"intrader" wrote: On Thu, 12 Jan 2006 08:31:47 -0800, Walter wrote:
I have a GridView using Template columns. In my EditItemTemplat e I am using
CompareValidato rs to check data types. When validation fails, I would like to
change the border of the textbox in question.
I thought I could loop through the ValidatorCollec tion during the
RowUpdating event but couldn't get the reference to the textbox. When I made
an explicit reference to a textbox I got the message that this would need to
be done in the PreInit event. However, it failed there too.
Any ideas?
I think that you are in the right direction. You need to use the
server-side DOM to navigate to your textbox. Thank you
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