UPDATE #3: Entire question I have a class HB: public class HB { public int Id { get; set; } [StringLength(3000)]
Ok, I\'m completely at a loss here.I\'ve used DataAnnotations attribute DisplayName successfully using MVC model binding, and even with WPF/Silverlight model binding and of course it works just fine,
This question has to have been asked befo开发者_运维技巧re, but I think the search terms are too generic for me to find the answer I\'m looking for, so I\'ll ask it again.
class SomeModel { [Display(Name = \"Quantity Required\")] public int Qty { get; set; } [Display(Name = \"Cost per Item\")]
I\'m hoping this is quite a simple one, although after lots of Googling, I\'ve not been able to work it out.
I have a whole list of validation rules that are either warnings (can continue) or fatal (cannot continue).
Using MVC3 and EF4.1 how do I validate on client and server more than one field in my view model? I have a start date text box (that can be modified) and I have the original start date in a hidden fi
I know on the Razor View file, we can do something like this @Html.TextBox(\"username\", null, new { maxlength = 20, autocomplete = \"off\" })
I\'ve run into a bit of a design issue, and I\'m curious if anyone else has run into something similar.
I want to create a custom Data annotation Validator to check whether all the items in the list is unique or not. For example
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