Hello Alan,
I think you could contact Steve in the group or email to see if he could provide more info. I suggest you provide detailed error
message and the info that where the error happened. Thanks.
Best regards,
Yanhong Huang
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!Subject: Re: Setting Focus on field when RequiredFieldValidator fails - This Works!
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!Hi,
!I tried this and receive an error message from a part of the code that
!i'm not messing with at all....
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!y******@online.microsoft.com (Yan-Hong Huang[MSFT]) wrote in message news:<Xj1VtJ5PDHA.1272
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!> Hello Steve,
!>
!> Thanks very much for the post in the group. I will look into it and file
!> this into our knowlege base database. We are looking at continual
!> improvement in VS.NET, and it's this kind of feedback that let's us know
!> what things you're trying to do, that we haven't yet exposed for you.
!>
!> Thanks again and hope you enjoy the group.
!>
!> Best regards,
!> yhhuang
!> VS.NET, Visual C++
!> Microsoft
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!> !From: "Steve Yerkes" <st**********@health.net>
!> !Subject: Setting Focus on field when RequiredFieldValidator fails - This
!> Works!
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!> !There seems to be way too much confusion over how to set focus on the a
!> field using a field validator. I looked all over the web and found people
!> trying to do this, but not getting anywhere. There are a couple of people
!> selling components... but that is not really an option for me... So, I
!> took the plunge and modified the "WebUIValidation.js" file to make it
!> happen... After tracing through file, I figure it out. It was actually
!> pretty easy... I am really surprised that Microsoft did not include this
!> functionality by default... anyway, here is the solution and code for you
!> all to tweak.. :-)
!> ! 1.. Create an ASP.NET web application in C#
!> ! 2.. Create some form elements
!> ! 3.. Drag a RequiredFieldValidator next to one of your fields
!> ! 4.. Build and browse
!> ! 5.. In your browser, view the html source code.
!> ! 6.. Search for a string in the source code called "WebUIValidation.js"
!> and take a note of the full path. You will need to open this file in the
!> next step. For example, my full path was...
!> !
!> C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\aspnet_client/system_web/1_0_3705_288/WebUIValidation.js
!> ! 7.. So, go ahead and open the file from step 6: "WebUIValidation.js" ***
!> Make a backup first (just in case!)
!> ! 8.. We are only going to modify the "ValidatorUpdateIsValid()" function.
!> Modify the function to look like the following (I have included the entire
!> function here... so you can actually just overwrite yours with this one):
!> ! function ValidatorUpdateIsValid() {
!> ! var i;
!> ! for (i = 0; i < Page_Validators.length; i++) {
!> ! if (!Page_Validators[i].isvalid) {
!> ! Page_IsValid = false;
!> ! //---[ YERKES * 06/29/03 ]--------------------------------------
!> ! // The code in this function was added to allow field
!> ! // focusing when a validator is not valid.
!> ! //
!> ! // Uncomment the following 'alert' if you want a pop-up
!> ! // to display the error message along with it being dispalyed
!> ! // on the form.
!> ! //--------------------------------------------------------------
!> ! //alert(Page_Validators[i].errormessage);
!> ! var strControlToValidate = Page_Validators[i].controltovalidate;
!> ! var strControlType =
!> document.forms[0].elements[strControlToValidate].type;
!> ! if (strControlType != "text"){
!> ! document.forms[0].elements[strControlToValidate][0].focus();
!> ! return
!> ! } else {
!> ! document.forms[0].elements[strControlToValidate].focus();
!> ! return;
!> ! }
!> ! }
!> ! }
!> ! Page_IsValid = true;
!> ! }
!> ! 9.. Save this File and "refesh" your aspx page in the browser. The
!> changes should have taken effect.
!> !That's it... this works for text fields and radiobuttonlists... that is
!> all I have tested but it should set focus to any field if it fails any
!> validation for any reason (and not submt the form, of course).
!> !I have also attached my WebUIValidation.js just so you can have the whole
!> thing.. but like I said, we only added a couple lines of code to 1
!> function... not bad. :-)
!> !Peace out and remember.. J2EE is for punks..
!> !
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