I'm getting close to giving up on using ASP.NET validation controls,
textboxes, etc. and reverting to good-old HTML plus client-side Javascript
techniques which I've used for years. Here's the problem:
(a)On a form with about 50 fields, I need to do basic validation on perhaps
30 of them.
(b) I would like to use the ValidationSummary control and have placed it,
along with a number of RequiredFieldValidator and RangeValidator controls in
a table within the .NET form tag. The table tag seems to be required for
bulleted list summary error display.
(c) However, on rendering the form, all of the ASP:TextBox controls lose
their design-time widths, totally screwing up the layout.
What can I try?
Thanks.
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why don't u set the form's layout to Grid Layout rather than absolute
It will be solving ur problem
Nishith
"melvinsb" wrote: I'm getting close to giving up on using ASP.NET validation controls,
textboxes, etc. and reverting to good-old HTML plus client-side Javascript
techniques which I've used for years. Here's the problem:
(a)On a form with about 50 fields, I need to do basic validation on perhaps
30 of them.
(b) I would like to use the ValidationSummary control and have placed it,
along with a number of RequiredFieldValidator and RangeValidator controls in
a table within the .NET form tag. The table tag seems to be required for
bulleted list summary error display.
(c) However, on rendering the form, all of the ASP:TextBox controls lose
their design-time widths, totally screwing up the layout.
What can I try?
Thanks.
(a) I am using WebMatrix,the free MS UI for ASP.NET which may not support
this capability and which I am not familiar with.
(b) My frustration is in the width of text boxes being reset to what seems
be a default value, not the placement on the form.
Anyway, thanks for your suggestion.
"Nishith Pathak" wrote: why don't u set the form's layout to Grid Layout rather than absolute
It will be solving ur problem
Nishith
"melvinsb" wrote:
I'm getting close to giving up on using ASP.NET validation controls,
textboxes, etc. and reverting to good-old HTML plus client-side Javascript
techniques which I've used for years. Here's the problem:
(a)On a form with about 50 fields, I need to do basic validation on perhaps
30 of them.
(b) I would like to use the ValidationSummary control and have placed it,
along with a number of RequiredFieldValidator and RangeValidator controls in
a table within the .NET form tag. The table tag seems to be required for
bulleted list summary error display.
(c) However, on rendering the form, all of the ASP:TextBox controls lose
their design-time widths, totally screwing up the layout.
What can I try?
Thanks.
I just added <body MS_POSITIONING="GridLayout"> but it doesn't change things.
"Nishith Pathak" wrote: why don't u set the form's layout to Grid Layout rather than absolute
It will be solving ur problem
Nishith
"melvinsb" wrote:
I'm getting close to giving up on using ASP.NET validation controls,
textboxes, etc. and reverting to good-old HTML plus client-side Javascript
techniques which I've used for years. Here's the problem:
(a)On a form with about 50 fields, I need to do basic validation on perhaps
30 of them.
(b) I would like to use the ValidationSummary control and have placed it,
along with a number of RequiredFieldValidator and RangeValidator controls in
a table within the .NET form tag. The table tag seems to be required for
bulleted list summary error display.
(c) However, on rendering the form, all of the ASP:TextBox controls lose
their design-time widths, totally screwing up the layout.
What can I try?
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