Hi,
I have the following scenario:
A RadTabStrip that has 4 tabPages.
On first page i have some textboxes with validators on it.
I want to do the following:
when i try to change the page, the notification should show up if there are validation errors.
I want this done on client side script.
It looks that the validation fires before any onClient... event of the RadTabStrip.
If i use a button inside the TabPage and i attach the script to the button, everything works fine.
Please give me a solution.
Thanks,
I have the following scenario:
A RadTabStrip that has 4 tabPages.
On first page i have some textboxes with validators on it.
I want to do the following:
when i try to change the page, the notification should show up if there are validation errors.
I want this done on client side script.
It looks that the validation fires before any onClient... event of the RadTabStrip.
If i use a button inside the TabPage and i attach the script to the button, everything works fine.
Please give me a solution.
Thanks,
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Hello Tiberiu,
What I would suggest in your scenario is that you use the Client-side Page_ClientValidate() function to determine whether the validation has passed and raise a flag according to this value. Then according to the flag you can show a notification, cancel the user clicks on other tabs or on a submit button. For your convenience I created and attached a simple page that shows this behavior and does not allow the user to navigate to other tabs or submit the form unless the validators are satisfied. Please examine the approach I used and if you like you can extend it further to match your needs.
I hope my example will help you advance in your project
Regards,
Marin
Telerik
What I would suggest in your scenario is that you use the Client-side Page_ClientValidate() function to determine whether the validation has passed and raise a flag according to this value. Then according to the flag you can show a notification, cancel the user clicks on other tabs or on a submit button. For your convenience I created and attached a simple page that shows this behavior and does not allow the user to navigate to other tabs or submit the form unless the validators are satisfied. Please examine the approach I used and if you like you can extend it further to match your needs.
I hope my example will help you advance in your project
Regards,
Marin
Telerik
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Tiberiu
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answered on 27 Jul 2011, 04:51 PM
Yes, it works just fine.
Thanks.
Thanks.