The issue : I have a single page with two email forms (one <form>
, two divs inside this which look like forms to the user). When you submit either form, the C# behind looks at the values of the form and sends them in an email. This works well, and now I want a little validation, but I can't add required
attributes to the inputs
as the code doesn't know it's two separate "forms" and needs to handle the required
attributes separately for each one.
I understand why this issue occurs, but I want to know if there's a way to tell the page to handle the required
attributes in groups.
What I've tried : Both "forms" are handled by the code behind, and so need to be run server-side, so separate <form>
elements wouldn't work. I have tried nesting the "forms" as <form>
elements inside the server-side <form>
, which separates the required
attributes as desired, but seemingly breaks a number of things and I've read this is generally bad practice anyway.
What I'm not asking : To validate the form in the code behind.
Edit : David's answer works great to validate groups of textboxes, which is what I needed.
To additionally validate a checkbox, I used javascript. onclientclick
we can check if the checkbox
is checked AND validate using Page_ClientValidate('validationgroup')
and then return true, else return false. onclick
is only fired when onclientclick
returns true.
use one form with two submit buttons. Use validationgroup
to distinguish
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms227424(v=vs.100).aspx
如果您为每个提交按钮编写自己的验证功能,则应该可以
<input type='submit' onclick='return validateFirstButton()'/>
To validate checkboxes follow the instructions here:
http://codeclimber.net.nz/archive/2007/07/19/How-to-add-a-required-validator-to-a-CheckBoxList.aspx
Because this derives from BaseValidator
you will be able to use groups. Hope this helps
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