sstocker wrote: I am looking for a .NET way to load a web service without a web reference in my project. Well since WSDL provides that capability perhaps you don't know what it is? To use a new web service your configuration information would supply the URL to the WSDL for the new service. Your code would then use the response WSDL to know how to format and where to send a request to the service. Of course the WSDL does not tell where to get the input parameters in your system or even what to do with the response data that might be returned from the web service so I don't really understand the point of all this, but there it is anyway. led mike

Hi there, If the textbox validated by the second custom validator is empty, then the client side function address1 never gets called as it is considered true by default. For more information, you can see CustomValidator Class[^] So in this case, you can use RequiredField Validator instead, however, you are required to provide some script to enable/disable the RequiredField validator depending on the status of the radio buttons as you may not want it to run when the first radio button is selected. Another idea is to develop your own custom validator which accepts an empty textbox to validate. For more information, you can see Developing a Validator Control[^] Just some ideas.