Problem with Required field in HTML

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Hi,
In my application I am using a HTML tag.

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<input type="file"  id="filename" name="filename" size="50" required onchange="return Checkfiles();"/>

It's working fine, when i press submit button. But when i press Cancel button to redirect to some other page, it's still showing required field missing error.Please help

Thanks in advence.

Posted 6-Oct-13 19:30pm

srmohanr

Updated 6-Oct-13 19:47pm

Thanks7872

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Azee 7-Oct-13 1:35am

Can you please add Button's code and JavaScript function as well in your Question?

srmohanr 7-Oct-13 1:36am

can you please give me an example for this. Thanks

Azee 7-Oct-13 2:02am

I mean, post the Buttons of aspx page and the JavaScript function implementation.

Brij 7-Oct-13 2:05am

Can you post code for Checkfiles here? Also check if Checkfiles is fired on cancel button?

srmohanr 7-Oct-13 2:07am

Raje_ 7-Oct-13 2:18am

Just remove required and check.

srmohanr 7-Oct-13 2:19am

Thanks for ur reply. But then how it will check validation for that control?

Raje_ 7-Oct-13 2:45am

Please check my solution.

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Raje_ · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-06T20:41:00

Solution 1

You need to add formnovalidate content attribute to your html control.
Eg.

HTML

<input type=submit formnovalidate name=cancel value="Cancel">

Refer this link :

no-validate state[^]

I hope It will help you.

Good luck.

Posted 6-Oct-13 20:41pm

Raje_

Updated 6-Oct-13 20:44pm

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srmohanr 7-Oct-13 2:48am

Thanks. It's working fine now. Now I need to redirect to another aspx page. How can I do that. Please help

Raje_ 7-Oct-13 2:49am

You are Welcome, glad to know, It worked.