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asp.netjavascriptrangevalidator
eponymous23
eponymous23

Reputation: 1138

Can I get the ASP.NET RangeValidator an onblur/onfocus events to play nice with each other?

I have a textbox for entering a currency amount, with a RangeValidator control making sure the value entered is between 1 and 99999999.99.

The field also has an “onblur” event that fires off some JavaScript to format the input with commas and a decimal point (e.g. 12455 -> 12,455.00). There's also a "onfocus" event that reverses the "onblur" effect, putting the value back into an editable format (e.g. 12,455.00 -> 12455.00.

My problem is the RangeValidator doesn't like the formatted value with the commas and subsequently fails on the validation.

Is there a way to get around that? I want to be able to range check the value, yet still present it formatted when the textbox doesn't have focus. I realize that a CustomValidator could probably work, but I was hoping to get this to work with the RangeValidator.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1658

Answers (2)

Jonathan Foster
Jonathan Foster

Reputation: 343

Just change the RangeValidator's Type to currency (Type="Currency") and it will accept commas and any other currency symbols.

Upvotes: 2

solairaja
solairaja

Reputation: 964

Simple. Instead of Using the Range validator (a sever side control for client side validation), add few lines of code in the OnBlur method of the Javascript which would be better.

or

Use something like below link

http://www.java2s.com/Code/ASP/Validation-by- Control/UseJavascriptandaspvalidationcontroltogetherVBnet.htm

Upvotes: 0

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