I have a textBox field in MVC,Single zero does not accept but when put mutile zero it is accept

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I have a textBox field in MVC,Single zero does not accept but when put mutile zero it is accept . Now my issue is when post the form data , I want to show the alert,If the text box contains any number of zeros using jquery or anything.

Example:this my <%=Html.TextBoxFor(model=>model.InvoiceNumber) %> control.In which if I enter multiple zero [i.e More that one zero] , that scenario I need to validate the textbox using jquery before posting the data

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venkat

Posted 8-Jun-15 19:24pm

venkat167

Updated 10-Jun-15 1:52am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Jun-15 1:34am

Not clear. Any code sample, more detailed explanation of the problem?
—SA

venkat167 10-Jun-15 7:51am

this my <%=Html.TextBoxFor(model=>model.InvoiceNumber) %> control.In which if I enter multiple zero [i.e More that one zero] , that scenario I need to validate the textbox using jquery

John C Rayan 15-Jun-15 11:31am

Is it business requirement to use JQuery. You can use MVC server validation.

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