validating controls that are not visible

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Hey everyone,

i have a combobox and a text box.In either case only one of them is visible.I've applied required field validator to textbox.and used a validation summary.Now,my problem is that i want to use only one control out of them at a time.If i'm not using textbox.I don't want it to validate.How can i avoid that?...

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Amit

Posted 27-Oct-10 21:07pm

AmitChoudhary10

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Sunasara Imdadhusen · Answer 1 · 2010-10-27T21:11:00

Hi
Amit,

Enable or Disable ASP.Net Validation on client side
rfvOther: is a Required Field Validator
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C#

//Syntax:
ValidatorEnable(ValidatorContronName,Boolean);
//Explanation:ValidatorContronName - This is ClientID of the Validation control.
Boolean - true(Enable) / false(Disable)
//Example:
ValidatorEnable(document.getElementById('<%=rfvOther.ClientID%>'), fale);

You can implement this function according you logic.

Please do let me know, if you have any doubt.

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Imdadhusen