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validation works only for the first view of a multiview web page
Hi everyone,
I am having a problem with a web page. It has a multiview that shows 4 views of a patient registration form. I used validation controls to validate each step of the registration process. But validation works only in the first view. After I click the next button, the validation doesn't fire for the remaining views like the one for the "responsible party" view. I would like someone to help me pinpoint what mistake I made.
I attached two files to this question. The first is create_patient_aspx.txt that holds the html code for the webform. The second one is create_patient_aspx_cs.txt
create-patient-aspx.txt
create-patient-aspx-cs.txt
I am having a problem with a web page. It has a multiview that shows 4 views of a patient registration form. I used validation controls to validate each step of the registration process. But validation works only in the first view. After I click the next button, the validation doesn't fire for the remaining views like the one for the "responsible party" view. I would like someone to help me pinpoint what mistake I made.
I attached two files to this question. The first is create_patient_aspx.txt that holds the html code for the webform. The second one is create_patient_aspx_cs.txt
create-patient-aspx.txt
create-patient-aspx-cs.txt
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Both button (btnPrev and btnNext) have cause validation set to true. So the problem is not here. I use for view #3 both a Page.Validate() and an individual validator.Validate() - not at the same time - but the problem is not solved either. The text value of the different validators do not even show up when I am in view #3 and I click on the Next button. So the problem is still there.
I will build some test code from your code and see if I can duplicate the problem. It may take me a while cause your attachment is a little big to just copy and run. I'll get back to you as soon as I get it running.
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Anything in an UpdatePanel is async and may not cause validation. In that case, raise the validation event yourself by calling Page.Validate() or individual validator.Validate()