I have read this before about asp.net mvc validations but does not mention what i want to do,So have this view model -
In my APS.NET MVC project I\'m using DataAnnotations for validations. I moved from L2S to NHibernate orm and in fact found that NHibernate has its own validator (NHibernate.Validator)
I have a database table with the following fields item_key, item_value, display_name, uihint I want to be able to specify in the database table which displaytemplate to use and also the displayname.
I would like to be able to use DataAnnotations when working with my model, so for instance be able to write stuff like
I\'m decorated a ViewModel in my ASP.NET MVC 2 site with System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations validation attributes. For one of my fields, named Price, I want to validate that the value is not below
In ASP.NET MVC2, I have two ViewModels with Parent-Child relationship as below. Parent ViewModel: public class PersonViewModel
The article here mentions the use of Data Annotations Model Binder that is available here. Does开发者_高级运维 anyone know what it\'s intent is? To do DA validation, I don\'t need a special Model bin
[Required] [DisplayName(\"my date\")] public DateTime? DateReg { get; set; } so if the user is going to pass in an invalid datetime value he will get this message
I have an Entity Framework 4 model first layer, where I have a Product base class and then different classes that derive from the class. For each type of Product there is a Partial Class, and then eac
I\'m building an ASP.NET MVC site where I want to decorate my ViewModels with validation attributes. One of the things I want to validate is that the address that a user submits through a form is geoc
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