Textbox,Dropdownlist ,Checkboxlist,Radiobuttonlist validation in asp.net on client side using javascript/jquery(without asp.net controls)

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Hi all,

Textbox,Dropdownlist ,Checkboxlist,Radiobuttonlist validation in asp.net on client side using javascript/jquery(without asp.net controls like required field,regular expression.). change color of textbox,dropdown,checkbox,radiobutton with red and if user enter text in textbox and selected item in dropdown,checkbox,radiobutton it is return to original color.color change should be happen immediately.it is possible to write code in java script/jquery.

if you know the method please help me it is urgent.

Thanking you

Kiran

Posted 14-Feb-13 21:15pm

kiran/karan

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Nelek 15-Feb-13 3:36am

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