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How do I call ASP.NET Page Validators manually on the client-side?

Asked by cylikon in Programming for ASP.NET, Microsoft Visual C#.Net

Tags: ASP.NET Validation client-side programatic javascript validators

If my users clicks on a button the page and a certain value is selected in a dropdown list I need to test only one of the validate controls on the page. To do this I put an OnClientClick element pointing to a Javascript function.  In that function I have written the code to test for the deciding value.  No I need this...

if (true)
{
//fire just one specific validator
}
else
{
//fire all validators
}

I know I need to loop through the Page_Validators array.  What do I need to do in that array?
 
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