setting .js file function to asp:CustomValidator ClientValidationFunction property

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Hi Experts,

My requirement is very simple

I have a common.js file with so many functions and my web page having a custom validator for which i need to set ClientValidationFunction to a function which is placed in common.js

it always showing a error message the function is not defined.

please show me solution to solve this.

Regards,
Sabbi

Posted 4-Feb-13 4:12am

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sjelen 4-Feb-13 10:23am

check your javascript, either your function is not declared to be visible from page or there is js error somewhere before function is declared and processig of .js file is aborted.

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2013-02-04T04:24:00

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Make sure you have the script import tag in your page and that this import tag appears before you attempt to make a call to something in that library script.

Posted 4-Feb-13 4:24am

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