asked on how to handle "A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client" exception without setting validateRequest property to false
im finding hard how to validate user input without setting the ValidationRequest = False.
any suggestions or ideas ?? it is driving me nuts
thanks
any suggestions or ideas ?? it is driving me nuts
thanks
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arcross
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my situation is i have few pages where the user inputs data. Some of the textboxes are in templates,lets say in detailsview when editing a record. Here, in the detailsview, i cant find and i dont know where to use the HTMLCode method. I thought to use the 'TextChanged' event in all the textboxes but it seems those textboxes in the detailsview dont o expose events???
can you think in other methods?