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Chuck Douglas
I am using a CompareValidator to make sure the content in a textbox control
is an integer. I am also using a RangeValidator to make sure the number is
between a certain range.
When the user types an alphanumeric string (i.e. "A67"), both validators
fire. I understand why the CompareValidator fires. Why does the
RangeValidator fire?
In this case, I do not want to see both errors. Is there anyway to have the
second through n validators not get evaluated, if the first validator failed?
Are there other options I should be considering?
Thanks
Chuck
is an integer. I am also using a RangeValidator to make sure the number is
between a certain range.
When the user types an alphanumeric string (i.e. "A67"), both validators
fire. I understand why the CompareValidator fires. Why does the
RangeValidator fire?
In this case, I do not want to see both errors. Is there anyway to have the
second through n validators not get evaluated, if the first validator failed?
Are there other options I should be considering?
Thanks
Chuck