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Validator's ErrorMessage is decoded
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Validator's ErrorMessage is decoded -
06-24-2010
, 04:22 PM
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". When CustomValidator.IsValid is false the error message is rendered as "You cannot enter <, >, < or >". How can I avoid this |
PS. Yes, I know the error message is stupid but it's needed in this case
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Hi On a CustomValidator I have ErrorMessage="You cannot enter <, >, < or ". When CustomValidator.IsValid is false the error message is rendered as "You cannot enter <, >, < or >". How can I avoid this decoding? PS. Yes, I know the error message is stupid but it's needed in this case :-) |
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On a CustomValidator I have ErrorMessage="You cannot enter <, >, < or ". When CustomValidator.IsValid is false the error message is rendered as "You cannot enter <, >, < or >". How can I avoid this decoding? PS. Yes, I know the error message is stupid but it's needed in this case :-) That's interesting. Well, try "You cannot enter <, >, &lt; or &gt;." |
"You cannot enter <, >, < or >."
Very strange! That means the ErrorMessage is double decoded. Does anyone
have a solution or hack to this problem?
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Hi On a CustomValidator I have ErrorMessage="You cannot enter <, >, < or ". When CustomValidator.IsValid is false the error message is rendered as "You cannot enter <, >, < or >". How can I avoid this decoding? PS. Yes, I know the error message is stupid but it's needed in this case :-) |
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