Client Side Validation on Date in MVC Razor with Mozilla

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Hi Everybody,

I have a CustomerModel in which have a Property of DateofBirth which is datetime? .

In my view have

@Html.TextBoxFor(modelItem => Model.DateofBirth, new { @placeholder = "mm/dd/yyyy", @minlength = 10, @maxlength = 10 })

Problem : My date required format is MM/dd/yyyy. when i am entering date in this format in crome it is showing an error but it is not working with mozialla.

Pls suggest for that issue . how to resolve it.

thanks

Posted 12-Jun-13 2:11am

Anubhava Dimri

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Nick Ginis 12-Jun-13 9:24am

Can you provide the code that does your date validation please?

Anubhava Dimri 14-Jun-13 6:17am

[DataType(DataType.Date), DisplayFormat(DataFormatString = "{0:MM/dd/yyyy}")]
public DateTime? DateofBirth { get; set; }

Jameel VM 14-Jun-13 6:53am

what is the error? script error or server error?

Anubhava Dimri 14-Jun-13 8:21am

when i am entering date 30/02/2000 then error is not generating in mozialla.

Jameel VM 14-Jun-13 8:28am

check whether the date is saved in server side correctly.Display format is not for validation.I think you need to write custom validation attribute for this.

Anubhava Dimri 14-Jun-13 11:23am

Yes

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-06-17T15:19:00

If Mozilla has an issue, it's to do with the javascript being generated, and Mozilla. I don't see any validation code here at all, but if auto generated code does not work with a browser you want to support, then you need to write your own.

If you want specific help, you need to debug in Mozilla and tell us the code that doesn't work and what the error is.