ASP.Net validators like RequireField Validator, Compare Validator, RangeValidator etc. works on server-side. but sometime you have the requirement where you have some customized validation on client-side and depending on some logic you want to enable/disable ASP.Net Validator on client-side.
Let's have an example with code to disable ASP.Net Validator using JavaScript
Scenario:
We have a checkbox Password Required on web-form where depending on check/un-check we have to enable/disable requiredfield validator for Password Textbox field.
Below are the two JavaScript methods to perform the same. You can use any of the method.
Let's have an example with code to disable ASP.Net Validator using JavaScript
Scenario:
We have a checkbox Password Required on web-form where depending on check/un-check we have to enable/disable requiredfield validator for Password Textbox field.
Below are the two JavaScript methods to perform the same. You can use any of the method.
function disableValidator() { var myVal = document.getElementById('myValidatorClientID'); ValidatorEnable(myVal, false); } function disableValidator() { var myval = document.getElememtById('validator.ClientId'); myval.style.cssText=""; myval.style.display='none'; myval.style.accelerator=true; }
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