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Hello.. I have three fields of which two of the three can be populated. One 1 and one 2. Issue is that if I enter "1" in the first field, two asterisks appear and can't seem to get it working properly. Any ideas? Thank you. http://dnndev.com/fiddle/fid/751
I have a form and on the add form, I have a validate type comparing dates. On the add form, this works fine and if the expiration date/time is before the effective date, it notifies me of such. Once I make the expiration date after the effective date, it allows me to add the item. But, when I got to edit the item, no matter what date/time I put in (even a year later), it keeps telling me that the
I am trying to validate that the dropdown box has been changed. example value 1 ="N/A". 2="NY" I have several dropdowns that must be validated as changed on form. I tried this but creates error, can anyone help please. <Validate type="compare" target="ddSitencr" comparevalue="1" datatype="integer" Operator="GreaterThan" message="Site not selected." /> Update this is what im trying to to validate t
We have the following on a From: (using Brackets instead of < or >) [Validate Type="Compare" Target="Subtotal" Operator="LessThan" CompareTarget="SpendingLimit" CssClass="NormalRed ErrorMessage"]Total is over the current spending limit! [/Validate] Both "Subtotal" and "SpendingLimit" are numbers (int32). But the Compare is treating them as strings, so with a SpendingLimit of 250 and a Subtotal of
Is there an example of using the Compare Validator on the Validation tab on a Textbox? What I want to do. I have a field called Title and want it to be unique. How best would I accomplish this?

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