You need to understand how validation works in MVC and .NET. DataAnnotation is a generic validation library which can be used in all kinds of applications and not just MVC Hence MVC contains different types of adapters for MVC which is used to add support for DataAnnotations. The client-side adapters are specifically made for the attributes defined in System.ComponentModel.
DataAnnotations You therefore need to create your own adapters to get it working with your derived attributes. I've written a blog entry about it The easier approach is to use my localized metadata provider.
You need to understand how validation works in MVC and .NET. DataAnnotation is a generic validation library which can be used in all kinds of applications and not just MVC. Hence MVC contains different types of adapters for MVC which is used to add support for DataAnnotations.
The client-side adapters are specifically made for the attributes defined in System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations. You therefore need to create your own adapters to get it working with your derived attributes. I've written a blog entry about it.
The easier approach is to use my localized metadata provider.
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