Alternative for C# attribute validation

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Server-side validation: Using [Required] attribute it's to validate the text field, but here, checkbox value decides the text fields should exist or not. So, if attributes used for validation, it throws an error.

It can be accomplished in client-side. But I have to validate this from server-side.

I came through preprocessor directives since it is simply hardcoded, It's not helpful.
how to validate text field based on condition (server-side)

What I have tried:

I've done field validation from client-side, how to do it from server side?

Posted 23-Dec-17 6:57am

Sathya5995

Updated 28-Dec-17 9:32am

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

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[no name] 27-Dec-17 17:02pm

Share your code what you have tried for this?

Sathya5995 28-Dec-17 2:18am

Thanks for your response. I found the way, we can have a custom class with attribute class extended. using that class in the attribute can validate my property with respect to bool value.

[no name] 28-Dec-17 8:54am

ok

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2017-12-28T09:32:00

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As mentioned in the comments, you found a way to get what you needed so posting something to get this out of the unanswered list.

Posted 28-Dec-17 9:32am

ZurdoDev