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I was talking to a co-worker and we had a discussion on client side validation.
Which validation method is better (javascript/asp.net validation)?
I know when javascript is disabled on the browser then validation would be disabled but with asp.net validation...
Started by JkenshinN on
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Imagine your....
JavaScript validation is nice-to-have and prevents unnecessary validation.
ASP.NET validation is the solution for bullet validation or you risk injection attacks.
JavaScript gives near immediate results.
Do both.
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Hi,
I am using the jquery validation plugin from: http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/
How can I add a regex check on a particular textbox?
I want to check to make sure the input is alphanumeric.
Started by mrblah on
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Not familiar with jQuery validation plugin, but something like this should do the trick:
var()) { alert("value of myTextbox is an alphanumeric string"); }
Define a new validation function, and use.
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I've been looking and it seems no-one has cracked this yet but I thought I'd ask the community here as well to see if anything came up.
Is there a way to get client-side validation (jQuery, Live Validation, whatever) to automagically get the validation...
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HTH
Check out xVal....
I'd say one has to create proper templates to ouput whatever validation code you want (or modify - it is pretty easy.
Plugins/Validation
Basically all you do is register the .js file when loading up your page and when.
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I am trying to choose one of the validation frameworks for a major application, and while both options seem enticing, I was wondering whether there are any specific pros and cons I should be aware of before committing to one or the other.
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Validation with attributes....
I have not played with Spring.NET tho.
For instance, the Validation one might use the logging block, I have liked the look of the Validation block in the Ent Lib.
Other blocks that you don't want/need.
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I want to add validator attributes to my domain models (in an ASP.NET MVC app), and I'm trying to decide between 2 frameworks, the Validation Application Block and DataAnnotations. They appears to do similar tasks, so I want to pick the one which will...
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To quote the great Scott Guthrie "ASP.NET MVC 2’s validation....
MVC2 will support multiple validation frameworks.
I'd say Validation Application Block will become obsolete.
DataAnnotations are supported by both MVC 2 and Asp.net 4.0 DynamicData .
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I've got this question about form validation and business validation. I see a lot of frameworks that use some sort of form validation library. You submit some values and the library validates the values from the form. If not ok it will show some errors...
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On top of that, you want a server side validation layerOn the web you probably want some kind of client-side validation as a "first gate" - check for required values and other simple validation....
Just to see that the data isn't valid.
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I'm using the Jquery Validation plugin on a project.
By default, the plugin validates input when the submit button is clicked. The behavior is "lazy" in order to be unobtrusive to the user. If an error is found, the validation then becomes "eager" and...
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Thanks to chaos for....
I don't think the situation is completely clear.
Perhaps you should post some of your code...
Actually, the default behavior I get is validation on the focusout and keyup events, which I see get validation at submit.
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I have a form with multiple fields that I'm validating (some with methods added for custom validation) with Jörn Zaeffere's excellent jQuery Validation plugin. How do you circumvent validation with specified submit controls (in other words, fire validation...
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And then in your....
You can add a css class of cancel to a submit button to suppress the validation
You can use the onsubmit:false option (see documentation ) when wiring up validation which will not validate on submission of the form.
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I'm using the Jquery Validation Plugin to forms loaded via Ajax (dynamic forms). I know that as of Jquery 1.4, live events on submit is now possible. Now the problem is I want to show a confirm message after the dynamic form has been validated. My code...
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SubmitHandler: function(form) { //Only runs when valid if(confirm('Are you sure?')) form.submit(); } })
From the docs - submitHandler :
Callback for handling the actual submit when the form is valid.
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Problem: I have a WCF Webservice which can be used by customers to upload multiple datarecords. To validate the data I use Enterprise Library Validation Block. The records can be nested several layers deep.
Question: How to identify in which record the...
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Take a look at this article.
Up your object tree and produce a suitable validation error message.
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