validator for 2 fields?

[HockeyFan]

Is there good way to set up a validator on 2 textboxes, so that at
least one of the two has to have something besides blanks? One
approach I thought about was to create a hidden field and use
javascript to update that field from either of the 2 textboxes, and
then set the validator on that one field. However, I don't really
like this approach and would like to see another way of doing it.

If nothing else, will I have to catch this in the codebehind, and if
so, what's the best approach for notifying that user that one of those
2 fields needs to be filled in?

[Aidy]

Validators are only good for validating one control (unless they've revamped
them in 2.0). If you need a control that governs two then just code it up
yourself.

"HockeyFan" <le**********@gmail.comwrote in message
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Is there good way to set up a validator on 2 textboxes, so that at
least one of the two has to have something besides blanks? One
approach I thought about was to create a hidden field and use
javascript to update that field from either of the 2 textboxes, and
then set the validator on that one field. However, I don't really
like this approach and would like to see another way of doing it.

If nothing else, will I have to catch this in the codebehind, and if
so, what's the best approach for notifying that user that one of those
2 fields needs to be filled in?

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Understood. I've coded validations before but was really wanting to know
what other people do when they have to validate to make sure that at least
one of 2 controls contain data. I was wondering if someone had come up with
an elegant solution.

"Aidy" wrote:

Validators are only good for validating one control (unless they've revamped
them in 2.0). If you need a control that governs two then just code it up
yourself.

"HockeyFan" <le**********@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@i13g2000prf.googlegr oups.com...

Is there good way to set up a validator on 2 textboxes, so that at
least one of the two has to have something besides blanks? One
approach I thought about was to create a hidden field and use
javascript to update that field from either of the 2 textboxes, and
then set the validator on that one field. However, I don't really
like this approach and would like to see another way of doing it.

If nothing else, will I have to catch this in the codebehind, and if
so, what's the best approach for notifying that user that one of those
2 fields needs to be filled in?