I\'ve kind of just discovered that because ValidateRequest = true by default, that by default, you cannot enter \"&开发者_Python百科lt;\" or \">\" into any input field.
I have an HTTP Handler set up in the HttpHandlers section of my web.config as follows: <add path=\"myNamespace.myHandler.axd\" verb=\"*\" type=\"myNamespace.myHandler, myNamespace\" validate=\"fal
(ASP.NET 4.0 C#) I have my <httpRuntime requestValidationMode=\"2.0\" /> in the webconfig. And I have my validateRequest=\"false\" in page directories.
In order to display some special text (like html data) I开发者_如何学编程 put validaterequest=\"false\" in my aspx page. But unfortunatly I\'m not even get that text to display.
How can I allow a user to input HTML into a particular field using ASP.net MVC. I have a long form with many fields that get mapped to this comple开发者_开发问答x object in the controller.
My ASP.NET page contains \"ValidateRequest = true\". However, there is one textbox in the page for which I don\'t want ASP.NET to validate. Is there a way to make it false for that one control? If the
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