Hi All,
I have a RadDatePicker control and I need to validate the date. The user must enter a valid date and I have to check the date is not greater that the DataTime.Now value.
I am trying to build a method to handle both cases and send the corresponding error message. It looks I do not have the choice to call a method from the RequiredFieldValidator control.
Do you have any suggestion to handle this case?
Thanks
Yuri.
I have a RadDatePicker control and I need to validate the date. The user must enter a valid date and I have to check the date is not greater that the DataTime.Now value.
I am trying to build a method to handle both cases and send the corresponding error message. It looks I do not have the choice to call a method from the RequiredFieldValidator control.
Do you have any suggestion to handle this case?
Thanks
Yuri.
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Hello Yuri,
You can place RequiredFieldValidator and RangeValidator at the same time. If the value is empty, the RequiredFieldValidator will fire it's message, it there is some inserted value, the RangeValidator will fire.
If you need to apply more complex logic, implement a CustomValidator.
Regards,
Vasil
Telerik
You can place RequiredFieldValidator and RangeValidator at the same time. If the value is empty, the RequiredFieldValidator will fire it's message, it there is some inserted value, the RangeValidator will fire.
If you need to apply more complex logic, implement a CustomValidator.
Regards,
Vasil
Telerik
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