Archive for June 25th, 2009
jQuery Dialog – With Validation Controls
June 25th, 2009 | 
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Chances are, you’ll eventually want to use a dialog box in combination with some form elements, and when you do, you’ll probably want to implement some validation.
True, there are some great validation routines available in jQuery, but they only validate on the client side. They are, after all, Javascript.
As you are probably aware, the advantage of using validation controls with ASP.NET is that they validate on both the client side and the server side and even if we assume that everyone using our web page is using Javascript and has it turned on, there is still the possibility that someone will turn Javascript off so they can circumvent your validations.
So how do we use validation controls AND allow the form to be a jQuery dialog?
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