Hi,
I am using Kendo Validation throughout my ASP.NET MVC project. I have a problem with email-validation which cost me all the evening:
I use this attribute for my C# property
Without Kendo validation, this leads to the following: On validating the Mailaddress, the error message which I defined in the resource file is shown.
Now with Kendo: It seems Kendo overrides this custom message with a Kendo one, something like "<HTML element id> is not a valid mailaddress".
But I need the one I defined in the resource! So, is a way to disable the Kendo default messages for inputs of type email? I know I could do some custom code to get the message from the input element (something like that could work), but I really hope there is a more intelligent way...
Thanks!
I am using Kendo Validation throughout my ASP.NET MVC project. I have a problem with email-validation which cost me all the evening:
I use this attribute for my C# property
[EmailAddress(ErrorMessageResourceType=typeof(Resources.PersonResources), ErrorMessageResourceName = "MailAddressInvalid", ErrorMessage = null)]public string MailAddress { get; set; }Without Kendo validation, this leads to the following: On validating the Mailaddress, the error message which I defined in the resource file is shown.
Now with Kendo: It seems Kendo overrides this custom message with a Kendo one, something like "<HTML element id> is not a valid mailaddress".
But I need the one I defined in the resource! So, is a way to disable the Kendo default messages for inputs of type email? I know I could do some custom code to get the message from the input element (something like that could work), but I really hope there is a more intelligent way...
Thanks!
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Volker
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answered on 17 Feb 2014, 10:22 PM
Answer to myself - this does the trick:
var validator = $(this).kendoValidator( { validateOnBlur: false, messages: { email: function (input) { return input.attr("data-val-email"); } } }).data("kendoValidator");0
Loren
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answered on 16 Jul 2014, 02:46 PM
I know this is a bit old. But i just spend sometime trying to make this work. Below is a more Global way so you dont have to set that custom rule up each time you want to validate an email in your system. Also I put in a fall-back in case the [EmailAddress] DataAnnotation is missed.
(function ($, kendo) { var dateValidation = function (input) { if (input.filter("[data-val-date]").length > 0) { return input.val() === "" || kendo.parseDate(input.val(), ["MMddyyyy", "MMddyy", "MM/dd/yyyy", "MM/dd/yy"]) !== null; } return true; }; $.extend(true, kendo.ui.validator, { rules: { date: dateValidation, mvcdate: dateValidation }, messages: { email: function (input) { if (input.attr("data-val-email")) { return input.attr("data-val-email"); } else { return "{0} is not valid email"; } } } });})(jQuery, kendo);