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Creating Client And Server-Side Form Validation Using The Validator Toolkit For ASP.NET MVC : Juergen Baeurle
Friday, February 20 2009
This article describes how to validate a HTML form on client and server-side in conjunction with the jQuery JavaScript library. Microsoft just released the first preview of ASP.NET MVC Framework and it's Microsoft's way to develop Web applications based on the model-view-controller architecture. It will not replace the classic ASP.NET WebForms model. For more information about the new Framework, please see the Scott Guthrie's blog message. Since there is just a first preview version available, the final feature list is not complete. At this point of time, there is no built-in solution to validate an HTML form on the client and server-side using a standardized system. The Validator Toolkit for ASP.NET MVC offers a way to do form validation on the client and server-side using validation sets. The toolkit is a new project on Microsoft's Open Source Community site at CodePlex.com. NOTICE: The latest version of the source code and the sample site for the Validator Toolkit can be downloaded from the CodePlex project (source code tab)....Creating ASP.NET Photo Album using FileSystem as Data : Jigar Desai
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