How to use Self Validation in asp.net server controls

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I am developing a web page in asp.net using C#.

Now I don't want to use in the built validation controls that are part of asp.net, and would rather write my own code for validating let's say a textbox.

Could someone help me get started, with some idea's or sample code please?

Thank you.

Posted 10-Jul-12 7:25am

SOUVIK_MANNA

Updated 10-Jul-12 7:56am

jkirkerx

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AshishChaudha 10-Jul-12 13:27pm

What validation you want to use ??

jkirkerx 10-Jul-12 13:49pm

Does Self Validation mean you wish to create your own method of validation?, and not use the asp.net set of validation controls

bbirajdar 10-Jul-12 14:14pm

You don't want to use built in validation controls and want to write your own but dont know where to start ? :laugh:

I suggest you to start from the bottom layer.. Write your own operating system instead of using Windows and then can proceed with writing the Visual Studio , SQL server etc.. We may help you to get started...

sahabiswarup 10-Jul-12 14:28pm

your question is not clear at all; but for custom validation you may use javascript or JQuery. But everything is depend what kind of validation you want to use.

Kschuler 10-Jul-12 14:51pm

Can you be more specific? Think of one particular control that you want to create. What exactly do you want it to do? How exactly do you want it to work? What do you want your users to see? What have you tried to get it to work that and why has that failed?

ZurdoDev 11-Jul-12 14:56pm

All you have to do is check the input against your rules.

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