I have a view with Html.BeginForm() that calls a partial view(mentioned below and has no Form) passing in the main viewmodel. The Model has Data Annotation.
I Have created view model with the validation in it, but the validation doesnt works when i submit the form, below is the code :
What is the preferred method (one that has minimal custom code and ideally is portable to planned future versions of MVC without extra widgets) to validate common datatypes (e.g. e-mail addresses, dat
I somehow missed the introduction of DataAnnotations.I’ve been looking at them off and on for the last couple of weeks.It seems like everything I’m finding ties back to MVC.Are there any full implem
I\'m currently working on my first MVC project which is nothing more than a glorified blog for my own learning purposes.I started out with a database-first approach as I had no idea code-first even ex
My goals are: Display all dates in d MMM yyyy format Default/existing values on first page load Anything entered by the user, then round-tripped via the server
I have my model field decorated in the following way: [DataType(DataType.Date)] [Display(Name = \"Date of birth\")]
I\'d like to create a custom data annotation that will force the data entered to be upper-cased. If the user types something in lower-case, it should be automatically (and silently) converted to upper
Using silverlight 4, I\'ve set the target of a label to a combobox. The combobox has two bindings set, and its using the wrong one to get the label\'s contents.
I use Data Annotations in my ASP.NET MVC 3 project to validate the model. These are extremely convenient but currently they are magic to me. I read that data annotations do not throw exceptions. How t
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