Upgrade MVC1/xVal project to MVC2 and compatibilities with client side validation?

Been there, done that, got the T-Shirt. And wish I never went there -- MVC2 validation is frankly not on par with xVal once you've got xVal properly implemented. In addition, MVC3 validation is much, much better done.

So, if I were jumping off xVal, I would vector towards making it work with MVC3 which is a much different beast.

Though I subscribe somewhat to what Wyatt said here especially the part about MVC3, but I have been using MVC2 client side validation and it has not been a bad experience at all.

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