ValidatorEnable() and Page_ClientValidate() in NETSCAPE

[BTHOMASinOHIO]

I am running through an almost completed Web App and thought I would
run it through Netscape for that 5% of users and WOW, Netscape doesn't
play nice with the app !!!!

Among many formatting issues (sizes, colors, etc), it seems that the
two functions (in JavaScipt) don't seem to be recognized in Netscape.

- "ValidatorEnable(RequiredFieldValidator, false);"
- "Page_ClientValidate();"

In stead I am having to write more Server side validation.

Are there additional options to:
ValidatorEnable() and Page_ClientValidate() ???

Thanks

[Travis Sellers]

I am running into the same problem. Everything works fine for IE (pc
& mac), but when i use FireFox or Netscape the browser doesn't seem to
be able to reference the .net web ui functions. I keep getting an
error saying that ValidatorEnable function is undefined. There is
hardly anything out there about this when is search, please let me
know if you find a solution to this! tr***********@cybercom-intl.com.

Thanks!
Travis Sellers

bt************@yahoo.com (BTHOMASinOHIO) wrote in message news:<db**************************@posting.google. com>...

I am running through an almost completed Web App and thought I would
run it through Netscape for that 5% of users and WOW, Netscape doesn't
play nice with the app !!!!

Among many formatting issues (sizes, colors, etc), it seems that the
two functions (in JavaScipt) don't seem to be recognized in Netscape.

- "ValidatorEnable(RequiredFieldValidator, false);"
- "Page_ClientValidate();"

In stead I am having to write more Server side validation.

Are there additional options to:
ValidatorEnable() and Page_ClientValidate() ???

Thanks

[BTHOMASinOHIO]

Travis,
I found no real solution other then to remove some validators and have
to make a round trip to the server for validation.
:(

You are correct about finding very little on this. I am dumb-founded
that no one else has posted anything about this (atleast to complain
about Netscapes inefficiency)
:)

Sorry !!!
-Brent (Ohio)

[Oh just spam me please since I signed in]

I'm in the same boat. .Net client side validation simply does not work in
Netscape or Firefox. You either make the roundtrip to the server or go back
to what I did in classic ASP which was to write my own javascript to validate
entries. Scheese! So much for the time .Net was suppossed to save. .Net is
better, but as for client side validation, uh NO! same old same old

"BTHOMASinOHIO" wrote:

Travis,
I found no real solution other then to remove some validators and have
to make a round trip to the server for validation.
:(

You are correct about finding very little on this. I am dumb-founded
that no one else has posted anything about this (atleast to complain
about Netscapes inefficiency)
:)

Sorry !!!
-Brent (Ohio)