Required Field Validator -- how to ignore

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I have used a Calender Extender in a TextBox and for the same textbox i have RequiredFieldValidator.My requirement now is when i click on a button it should ignore the textbox ,value not required for the text box on that button click

could you please advice

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Posted 17-Nov-11 3:52am

Lancy.net

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Solution 2

Ur Answer should be put Setfocuserror=False don't use Control to validate field

Posted 17-Nov-11 5:07am

Prashant Srivastava LKO

Solution 3

Leave the button and the validation group as they are if you only want one validator to be disabled while leaving the others active. In that case you can simply set the 'Enabled' property of the validator you want to disable to false, as with any other component.

Posted 17-Nov-11 5:10am

CDP1802

Solution 4

Set the Button CauseValidation property " False "

Posted 17-Nov-11 7:03am

Dipankar Basu

Solution 5

If the groups are different for the validator and the button then use javascript tot disable that validator on button click.

Posted 17-Nov-11 19:43pm

prot0col

Solution 6

if you use validation group for validation controls

Posted 17-Nov-11 20:10pm

Abhi KA

Solution 7

Then why should you need a validator remove that or just ignore that corresponding validator on button click as follows

C#

yourvalidatorname.Enabled=false;

Posted 17-Nov-11 20:38pm

demouser743

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Mohammad Al Hoss · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-17T04:31:00

Solution 1

Hi,
try to set the button "cause validation" property to false. and if it did not work try to set a validation group for the button.

Posted 17-Nov-11 4:31am

Mohammad Al Hoss

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Lancy.net 18-Nov-11 22:15pm

Thanks