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5.1 ASP.NET RequiredFieldValidator Control Properties

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In the previous chapter you learnt an ASP.NET tutorial on how to use ASP.NET RequiredFieldValidator Control. The following are some of the important attributes/properties used together with the ASP.NET RequiredFieldValidator Control.

Property

Description

BackColor

Property to set the background color for the Control

ControlToValidate

Property to set the id of the ASP.NET Control to validate

Display

Property to set the display behavior for the ASP.NET validation control.

  • None – does not display the validation and only displayed in the ASP.NET ValidationSummary control.

  • Static – displays the validation message if check fails. The space of the control is reserved even if the check passes.

  • Dynamic – displays the validation message if check fails. The space of the control is not reserved if the check passes.

EnableClientScript

Property to set a Boolean value to specify if client-side validation is enabled or disabled.

Enabled

Property to set a Boolean value to specify if validation control is enabled or disabled.

ErrorMessage

Property to set the Validation text to be displayed in the ValidationSummary Control when the validation check fails. Even if the text property is not set, the default text will be displayed in the validation control.

ForeColor

To set the foreground color of the ASP.NET RequiredFieldValidator Control

id

A unique ID for the ASP.NET RequiredFieldValidator Control

InitialValue

Property to set a Boolean value to indicate if the control specified by ControlToValidate is determined to be valid.

IsValid

To indicate that the Control is a server control (by setting it to “server”)

runat

To set the validation text message to be displayed when check fails.

Text

Property to set a Boolean value to specify if client-side validation is enabled or disabled.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - ASP.NET CompareValidator Control
        Chapter 1.1 - ASP.NET CompareValidator Control Properties
Chapter 2 - ASP.NET CustomValidator Control
        Chapter 2.1 - ASP.NET CustomValidator Control Properties
Chapter 3 - ASP.NET RangeValidator Control
        Chapter 3.1 - ASP.NET RangeValidator Control Properties
Chapter 4 - ASP.NET RegularExpressionValidator Control
        Chapter 4.1 - ASP.NET RegularExpressionValidator Control Properties
Chapter 5 - ASP.NET RequiredFieldValidator Control
        » Chapter 5.1 - ASP.NET RequiredFieldValidator Control Properties
Chapter 6 - ASP.NET ValidationSummary Control
        Chapter 6.1 - ASP.NET ValidationSummary Control Properties

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