RegularExpressionValidator enable/disable problem

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Hi guys,

I have a little problem about validator. I am explaining it shortly;

I have a password change page and RegularExpressionValidator there to force user for a strong password (such as length of the password.) After user changed password, page shows a success message about password change and there is a new button becomes visible to continue other steps. But, the continue button doesn't work because the page reloads to get success message from server and validations blocks continue button action. I tried to "validator.enable=false" after button clicked but not working. I will be appraciated if you can give me advice about it?

Best regards,

Posted 11-Jul-12 0:33am

Çağlar Tolga Tetik

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Solution 2

1.If your continue button not doing some other validation then set its CausesValidation property to false.
2.If your continue button is doing some other validation then you should use validationgroup
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms227424.aspx
Simple Ex of validation group

Posted 11-Jul-12 1:04am

pradiprenushe

Updated 11-Jul-12 1:12am

v2

Solution 4

Set Causes validation false to new button
or
Define validation group

Posted 11-Jul-12 1:23am

Umashankar Yadav

Solution 3

Why do not you try to use AJAX method for change user password...

Posted 11-Jul-12 1:20am

jie457532

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pradiprenushe 11-Jul-12 7:23am

what??????????

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Rahul Rajat Singh · Accepted Answer · 2012-07-11T00:36:00

Solution 1

Set the CausesValidation property of this "continue" button to false. that should do the trick.

Posted 11-Jul-12 0:36am

Rahul Rajat Singh

Updated 11-Jul-12 0:37am

v2

Comments

AshishChaudha 11-Jul-12 6:43am

My 5!

Rahul Rajat Singh 11-Jul-12 6:44am

thanks.

Vani Kulkarni 11-Jul-12 7:44am

Ditto! 5!

Rahul Rajat Singh 11-Jul-12 7:48am

thanks.

Joezer BH 3-Feb-13 2:56am

5