validation with two buttons in one page.

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Hello,

1. i have one form and this form with master page.
so, this page in i explained one table with some fields like name,city,number etc, and it's mandatory.

2. now, also i defined one table with some fields on master page and it's also mandatory.

so, now in my one page, two tables(fields) are there, when i defined validation in one table, so 2nd table, which in master page it's also mandatory, in this case
how can i use validation in two tables.

Thanks,

Posted 5-Sep-12 22:14pm

Pratham4950

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Solution 2

Hi,

Please user the Validation Group property for that.

For Example, 1st table control has validation group 'address' and that submit button has also validation group 'address' then when you click on button at that that time it will validate those controls whole validation group is 'address'.

For the second table controls you can user another validation group like 'Details'.

see the example in the below link. It might be help you and you will get the idea.

http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/prop_webcontrol_button_validationgroup.asp[^]

Thanks,
Viprat

Posted 5-Sep-12 22:38pm

VIPR@T

Solution 3

friend,

Use different validation group

Reference:

1.http://www.aspsnippets.com/Articles/Validate-Multiple-Validation-Groups-with-one-Button-in-ASPNet.aspx[^]

2.Validate multiple Validation group both client and server side in ASP.NET[^]

Regards,
Karthik.J

Posted 5-Sep-12 22:41pm

Karthik J, Coimbatore

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Sangramsingh Pawar · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-05T22:19:00

Solution 1

refer below article

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms227424(v=vs.100).aspx[^]

Posted 5-Sep-12 22:19pm

Sangramsingh Pawar

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Pratham4950 6-Sep-12 4:56am

Thanks Sangramsingh Pawar.

Sangramsingh Pawar 6-Sep-12 4:58am

u r welcome