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Sunday, March 26, 2006The RangeValidator Control (Chapter 3)You can use this control to check if an input is within an acceptable range. Suppose that we want to provide a textbox for collecting data on “number of dependents.”We want to enforce a constraint that this field should be from 0 to 10. Figure 3.55 illustrates the use of a RangeValidator in this particular situation. Figure 3.55 Using the RangeValidator Control In our code, we have used the type, minimumValue, and maximumValue properties of a RangeValidator to apply the constraint.We have applied the RangeValidator as follows: (The complete code is available in Validator4.aspx.) <asp:RangeValidator id="ranvDependents" runat="server"
display="static" controlToValidate="txtDependents" errorMessage="Must be from 0 to 10" type="Integer" minimumValue=0 maximumValue=10> </asp:RangeValidator></br> |
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