I know that dotnet allows for form field validation. However I'm looking to
customize the error message display and am wondering if it's possible to do
what I need.
Example:
Suppose in a form there is a "Name" field (required). The user leaves it
blank and submits the form. I need to reload the page with the "Name" in
red so the user can see which field(s) have errors in them.
Second, at the top of the page I need a table displaying a descriptive error
message. That table would be customized of course.
I've been told that dotnet does the error output dynamically via client end
script, then server end script if user has turned off javascript. I was
also told that dotnet has limitations in terms of customizing it the way
I've described.
Is this true? If not how does one go about customizing it like I've stated? 3 1967
you have validation controls that you can use in asp.net.
if you have vs.net... you will find them in the toolbox where you can drop
them on to aspx in the designer.
RequiredFieldVa lidator does what it says... if you assign a control to it...
the user has to populate the control.. like a text box and only then it will
allow form submission.
you have other validation controls like RangeValidation Regular Expressions
Validator etc. you can specify what you want...
you have validation summary control that automatically does a list of error
messages from validation controls.
you can customise error messages and even write your own validations. have a
look at the links http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickst...alidation.aspx http://www.codeproject.com/useritems...l_by_VIVEK.asp http://www.devhood.com/tutorials/tut...tutorial_id=46 http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/090200-1.shtml http://www.15seconds.com/issue/030211.htm
HTH
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Regards,
Hermit Dave
( http://hdave.blogspot.com)
"Shabam" <bl******@hotma il.com> wrote in message
news:LJ******** ************@ad elphia.com... I know that dotnet allows for form field validation. However I'm looking
to customize the error message display and am wondering if it's possible to
do what I need.
Example:
Suppose in a form there is a "Name" field (required). The user leaves it blank and submits the form. I need to reload the page with the "Name" in red so the user can see which field(s) have errors in them.
Second, at the top of the page I need a table displaying a descriptive
error message. That table would be customized of course.
I've been told that dotnet does the error output dynamically via client
end script, then server end script if user has turned off javascript. I was also told that dotnet has limitations in terms of customizing it the way I've described.
Is this true? If not how does one go about customizing it like I've state
d?
"Hermit Dave" <he************ @CAPS.AND.DOTS. hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:eG******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... you have validation controls that you can use in asp.net. if you have vs.net... you will find them in the toolbox where you can drop them on to aspx in the designer.
RequiredFieldVa lidator does what it says... if you assign a control to
it... the user has to populate the control.. like a text box and only then it
will allow form submission. you have other validation controls like RangeValidation Regular
Expressions Validator etc. you can specify what you want...
you have validation summary control that automatically does a list of
error messages from validation controls.
you can customise error messages and even write your own validations. have
a look at the links
Thanks for the input. I understand there are server validation controls in
vs.net. However I need to customize them to my needs. As I understand it,
error messages appear after the control. I would like to just change the
font color of the heading to red. Also, at the top of the page, I need to
print out the exact errors, but surround the messages with my custom table
and graphic. How do I go about doing such? Thanks.
The validation controls have two properties.. one is Error Message and the
other one is Text
If you populate both and have a Summary Control then...
the Text is display next on the validation control
the Error message is displayed in the summary control.
if you want the error message in Red.. then just set the Validation /
Summary Control's CssClass to the right style.
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Regards,
Hermit Dave
( http://hdave.blogspot.com)
"Shabam" <bl******@hotma il.com> wrote in message
news:lK******** ************@ad elphia.com... "Hermit Dave" <he************ @CAPS.AND.DOTS. hotmail.com> wrote in message news:eG******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... you have validation controls that you can use in asp.net. if you have vs.net... you will find them in the toolbox where you can
drop them on to aspx in the designer.
RequiredFieldVa lidator does what it says... if you assign a control to it... the user has to populate the control.. like a text box and only then it will allow form submission. you have other validation controls like RangeValidation Regular Expressions Validator etc. you can specify what you want...
you have validation summary control that automatically does a list of error messages from validation controls.
you can customise error messages and even write your own validations.
have a look at the links Thanks for the input. I understand there are server validation controls
in vs.net. However I need to customize them to my needs. As I understand
it, error messages appear after the control. I would like to just change the font color of the heading to red. Also, at the top of the page, I need to print out the exact errors, but surround the messages with my custom table and graphic. How do I go about doing such? Thanks.
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