Christian2
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I have implemented an ASP.NET web form with server controls validation fields. It works beautifully on Windows with IE 5 and up, but the validations are totally ignored by Netscape on Windows and both Netscape and IE 5 on the Mac. This results in the form being submitted with incomplete or wrong data.<BR><BR>I have set the target Schema to IE 3.02 / Navigator 3.0, but it still does not work.<BR><BR>Any help would be much appreciated.<BR><BR>Thanks,<BR><BR>Rob DirneValidation still works, right? On the server-side? Realize that these validation controls have both client-side and server-side validation capabilities. To determine if the controls are all valid on the server-side, you can check the Page.IsValid property. Downlevel-browsers that ASP.NET does not think can handle the client-side code, will not send the client-side validation code. This does not mean that the validation controls do not work, just that the client-side validation is not present.<BR><BR>Be sure to read the below article for a better understanding of the validation controls.<BR><BR>Happy Programming!<BR><BR>Form Validation with ASP.NET - It Doesn't Get Any Easier!<BR>http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/090200-1.shtmlYes, validation is working in IE on Windows. But it is not working at all with Netscape and /or IE Mac. When you submit the form from these browsers, the required field server controls are totally bypassed and the form is submitted without any validation.<BR><BR>On IE in Windows, fields are validated properly.<BR><BR>If you want to try, go to www.proost.nl (sorry, it's a Dutch site) and click on the animation "Nu Online bestellen" at the home page. In the page that follows, there is a hyperlink (klik dan hier voor het aanvraagformulier) to the aspx form that displays the problem. If you leave any of the fields blank, a message box should pop up with the missing fields. In addition, next to the field the same text should appear in red.<BR><BR>I am very new to this, where can I find the Page.IsValid property? I looked for it in the aspx file, but could not find it.<BR><BR>Thanks,<BR><BR>RobMaking money is as easy as completing some small tasks. You get checks mailed in incriments of $500. You can make $100 a day in just twenty minutes! You just go to say, a certain web page they tell you to and, BAM, you just scored five bucks. That takes just a few scarce minutes. This is no gimmick! They make money from advertisers, and they give a percentage of it to you. Its quick and easy! What do you have to lose? <BR><BR>Follow this link to register: <BR>http://www.nitroclicks.com/join.phtml?danman923 <BR><BR>JOIN NOW! <BR>JOIN NOW! <BR>JOIN NOW! <BR><BR><BR>