RequiredFieldValidator with more than one Initial Value?

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Hi All,
Is it possible to create RequiredFieldValidator with more than one Initial Value? Like below ex.

Ex:
<asp:RequiredFieldValidator ID="reqValidator" ValidationGroup="VGroup" runat="server" ControlToValidate="ctrlDropdown" ErrorMessage="Required" InitialValue="Value1,Value2">

Please correct me if am wrong.

Posted 28-Sep-15 1:59am

Ramesh0809

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ZurdoDev 28-Sep-15 8:08am

Why would you want that?

deepankarbhatnagar 28-Sep-15 8:40am

Hi, please elaborate your query..

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Duncan Edwards Jones · Answer 1 · 2015-09-28T02:31:00

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No[^] - a control can only have one value, therefore only one initial value is meaningful.

If you are looking for validation of "not one of x" you will need to work off CustomValidator[^].

Posted 28-Sep-15 2:31am

Duncan Edwards Jones