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I would like to intercept the "<" character in the form field by a regex validator. I will describe the problem in 3 steps: Step 1 : When I try to submit a form with a field containing the "<" character, I get the "Potentially dangerous request..." - as expected in ASP.NET. Step 2 : To avoid ASP.NET's RequestValidation, I decorate my Update method in the controller with "[ValidateInput(false)]". It works as expected - now I can post "<" character without error. Step 3 : I use xVal with DataAnnotations. For example, [Required] or [StringLength(255)] works as expected. BUT when I use:

I have an application that I've been using xVal successfully on for quite some time. It was recently updated to MVC 2. I use the standard DataAnnotations attributes on my domain models, which also implement a "Validate()" method that calls the DataAnnotationsValidationRunner. If there are any errors, that method throws a RulesException. In my controllers, I use the very typical catch for RulesException catch (RulesException e) { e.AddModelStateErrors(ModelState, "err"); } All typical stuff, nearly straight from the examples, and working fine until recently (I suspect the problems started at

When I do field validation in Asp.Net MVC, it's generated the following error css classes : input-validation-error field-validation-error Is there a way that I can change the names of the error classes that are generated? I use xVal. Charlino I don't know about xVal but as far as the ASP.NET MVC side of things go, if you have a look at the source you'll see there are some static readonly strings that represent these values. public static readonly string ValidationInputCssClassName = "input-validation-error"; public static readonly string ValidationMessageCssClassName = "field-validation-error"

I've been doing some development using the xVal framework for .NET to link up some of the validation rules for models on the server side along with some client side validation using the jQuery Validation plugin along with the jQuery Form plugin for submitting the form. However, I'm having problems linking them all together. I'm trying to achieve following: Allow the client to perform basic validation using rules defined by calling rules("add", options") plugin for jQuery Validation (this is what xVal uses to get rules defined on the server side on the model). If the client validation succeeds,

Description My solution has these projects: DAL = Modified Entity Framework DTO = Data Transfer objects that are able to validate themselves BL = Business Layer Services WEB = presentation Asp.net MVC application DAL, BL and WEB all reference DTO which is great. The process usually executes this way: A web request is made to the WEB WEB gets DTOs posted DTOs get automagically validated via custom ActionFilter validation errors are auto-collected (Validation is OK) WEB calls into BL providing DTOs BL calls into DAL by using DTOs (can either pass them through or just use them) DTO Validation