You need to add the following before the FORM begins: % Html. EnableClientValidation();% Also, ensure you have this script referenced: script src="Js")% As well as jQuery itself.
You need to add the following before the FORM begins: Also, ensure you have this script referenced: " As well as jQuery itself.
No this is not the problem. When add that line, it is still not doing any client side validation. I have Validation summary there anyway - line 8.
And it is on the same place as in the template provided by VS. – drasto Mar 17 at 21:25 @drasto - Answer updted. – Oded Mar 17 at 21:32 Adding (what is your answer has bad syntax) and did not make any difference.
Note: the code of the view and model is exactly the same as code of view and model in VS template. Template DOES client-side validation. So I guess problem is somewhere else.
I don't understand what you meant by "reference jQuery itself" but I have checked my libraries and they include all libraries that are also in template project. – drasto Mar 17 at 21:45 pleaase see my edit: I have added the html output of the page so you can find exactly what's wrong. – drasto Mar 17 at 23:23.
The answer is: was not in my Master page header tag at first. When I added it it should work but it did not for next 4 hours. Probably because Firefox kept showing me the old version with no reference to .Or... Accept goes to the only answer that is not mine there.
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