By default, the DatePicker control has built in validation style. We already have validation standards setup on our site and would like to continue using them. How can we disable the DatePicker's validation and use only the .Net validators we have in place?
Drew
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Hello Drew,
In order to achieve your goal, you could try setting your own class for the DatePicker DateInput control as below:
Another option is to override the Skin .riError class that controls the text area when it's value is invalid. Find more information RadDateInput Skins here.
I hope this helps.
All the best,
Iana
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In order to achieve your goal, you could try setting your own class for the DatePicker DateInput control as below:
| <telerik:RadDatePicker ID="RadDatePicker1" runat="server"> |
| <DateInput InvalidStyle-CssClass="<MyInvalidStyleClass>"></DateInput> |
| </telerik:RadDatePicker> |
Another option is to override the Skin .riError class that controls the text area when it's value is invalid. Find more information RadDateInput Skins here.
I hope this helps.
All the best,
Iana
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answered on 26 May 2009, 08:08 PM
Iana,
I started to work on over-riding the style and I can see where it would have eventually worked out, however, what I decided to do was just use a standard TextBox control and link the calender popup to it. Thank you for your help.
Drew
I started to work on over-riding the style and I can see where it would have eventually worked out, however, what I decided to do was just use a standard TextBox control and link the calender popup to it. Thank you for your help.
Drew