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Validate a single control on a button click even

Asked by kateL in C# Programming Language, .NET, Programming for ASP.NET

Tags: button, click, requiredfieldvalidator

Hi Expert,

I have a button! The button click even does not get fired unless there is data in a textBox as their is a  RequiredFieldValidator control checking it. That's fine.

But how can I specify that i only want a particular RequiredFieldValidator to run when the button is clicked as all the RequiredFieldValidator's on the form get ran for different textBoxes and I don't want this?

So i want one RequiredFieldValidator to get run per button on the screen.

And I can't call the .Validate() method on the required RequiredFieldValidator in the click event as I don't want the click even to get fired if the specific RequiredFieldValidator does not validate

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