errormessage from two separate validators appearing in the same place
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Hello! I´ve got a textbox where the user can write his/her email. I´ve got two validators pointing at this textbox, one asp:RequiredFieldValidator to make sure textbox is not empty and one asp:RegularExpressionValidator to make sure the email adress is correct (tried to use asp:RegularExpressionValidator but couldnt get it to work). My problem is to make the errors from these two validators showing in the same place. Right now it goes something like this:
[textbox for email ]
error1! error2!thanks!
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Hello! I´ve got a textbox where the user can write his/her email. I´ve got two validators pointing at this textbox, one asp:RequiredFieldValidator to make sure textbox is not empty and one asp:RegularExpressionValidator to make sure the email adress is correct (tried to use asp:RegularExpressionValidator but couldnt get it to work). My problem is to make the errors from these two validators showing in the same place. Right now it goes something like this:
[textbox for email ]
error1! error2!thanks!
You can try setting the
Displayproperty toDynamic. Example:<asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="requiredEmailAddress" runat="server" ControlToValidate="txtEmailAddress" Display="Dynamic" CssClass="SomeClass"></asp:RequiredFieldValidator>
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Hello! I´ve got a textbox where the user can write his/her email. I´ve got two validators pointing at this textbox, one asp:RequiredFieldValidator to make sure textbox is not empty and one asp:RegularExpressionValidator to make sure the email adress is correct (tried to use asp:RegularExpressionValidator but couldnt get it to work). My problem is to make the errors from these two validators showing in the same place. Right now it goes something like this:
[textbox for email ]
error1! error2!thanks!
Just Set the
**Display="Dynamic"**for both the validation control By default it is static. You have to change to todynamic. You can change i from code behind or from Validation control property itself. :)cheers, Abhijit CodeProject.Com MVP
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Just Set the
**Display="Dynamic"**for both the validation control By default it is static. You have to change to todynamic. You can change i from code behind or from Validation control property itself. :)cheers, Abhijit CodeProject.Com MVP