Using the CustomValidator
Control
If none of the other validation controls perform the type of validation that you need, you can always use the CustomValidator
control. You can associate a custom validation function with the CustomValidator
control.
The CustomValidator
control has three important properties:
• ControlToValidate
—
The ID of the form field being validated.
• Text
—
The error message displayed when validation fails.
• ClientValidationFunction
—
The name of a client-side function used to perform client-side validation.
The CustomValidator
also supports one event:
• ServerValidate
—
This event is raised when the CustomValidator
performs validation.
You associate your custom validation function with the CustomValidator
control by handling ...
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