ASP.NET MVC 3: Required steps for unobtrusive client-side validation of dynamic/AJAX content?

At this point I believe the following is a complete set of requirements.

At this point I believe the following is a complete set of requirements: Create a form with Html. BeginForm Turn on ClientValidationEnabled Turn on UnobtrusiveJavaScriptEnabled Set appropriate validation attributes on the model's properties (not fields) If the Html Helpers being used to create the form elements are not on the same form as the Html. BeginForm call, use a relevant workaround (see workaround 1 and workaround 2) Include jquery, jquery.validate.

Js, and jquery.validate.unobtrusive. Js files, in that order Verify that the unobtrusive validation attributes are present in the HTML If using custom validators: ensure that they are added to jQuery.validator.unobtrusive. Adapters ensure that they are added to the jQuery validation plugin by calling jQuery.validator.addMethod.

Ensure that the above happen before $(document).ready() as at that point it's too late Call jQuery.validator.unobtrusive. Parse or jQuery.validator.unobtrusive. ParseElement on elements added dynamically after the initial page load.

No need for step 2 and step 6 also need jquery.js. – user960567 Dec 17 '11 at 3:26 Why isn't step two needed, according to Brad Wilson's blog post linked above it's required? – Kaleb Pederson Dec 19 '11 at 16:54 Because it is turn on by default.

– user960567 Dec 20 '11 at 3:00.

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