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06-30-2003, 06:21 PM
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Bypass validation on cancel
Can anyone point me to some documentation on bypassing validation controls
when a user selects cancel? What I have is a user control with a form to fill out information on a subject. The user should be presented with two buttons a "Submit" and a "Cancel". When the "Cancel" button is selected all of the items on the user control should be cleared. However, I have validation controls setup for each item necessary on the form and when hitting cancel all of the validation controls activate preventing cancel from being activated. How can I make this button "bypass" the validation sequence so that just the form is cleared? This seems like it would need to be a javascript handled event on the client side so that it acts like a 'clear' method and doesn't actually submit anything. I could write that in to the application but I'm wondering if there is a way to do this in ASP.NET "style" without having to introduce javascript. Thanks, Corey Corey Olsen |
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06-30-2003, 06:33 PM
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Re: Bypass validation on cancel
Corey,
I had the same problem but if you set the CauseValidation property of the cancel button to False your problem is solved. regards, Jurjen de Groot G.I.T.S. Netherlands "Corey Olsen" <> wrote in message news:e$... > Can anyone point me to some documentation on bypassing validation controls > when a user selects cancel? > > What I have is a user control with a form to fill out information on a > subject. The user should be presented with two buttons a "Submit" and a > "Cancel". When the "Cancel" button is selected all of the items on the user > control should be cleared. However, I have validation controls setup for > each item necessary on the form and when hitting cancel all of the > validation controls activate preventing cancel from being activated. How > can I make this button "bypass" the validation sequence so that just the > form is cleared? > > This seems like it would need to be a javascript handled event on the client > side so that it acts like a 'clear' method and doesn't actually submit > anything. I could write that in to the application but I'm wondering if > there is a way to do this in ASP.NET "style" without having to introduce > javascript. > > Thanks, > Corey > > Jurjen de Groot |
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