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Reproducible Bug

Thread began 1/12/2011 3:43 pm by keith505 | Last modified 1/13/2011 10:17 am by keith505 | 1228 views | 2 replies |

keith505

Reproducible Bug

I have discovered a reproducible bug with Validation toolkit 2.3.5 in ASP/VB. When you have two forms on a page, and one or more of the forms has a "name" tag, the extension gets confused when validating the 2nd form. It incorrectly applies the validation using the form name from the first extension.

I am sure this has something to do with the changes you had to make when PHP deprecated form[formName].

Adding a name tag to the second form clearly throws something off, see the attachment when running the extension. The first form without a name tag is displayed as forms[0]... the second one with a name tag is [ResetPasswordForm]... whenever I see this, I know that VTK will not properly apply the validation.

Any way this can get addresses?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

thank you for the details, I have logged this as a bug in our system.

to work around the issue, try removing the name from the form element before applying client validation. You can add the name back afterwords.

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keith505

Thank you for your replies to my messages this morning, Jason. In regards to this issue, removing the name is exactly what I am doing to get around the issue. In a few months now,I will forget about this and wonder why my form isn't validating correctly, so if this were an easy fix for a future release, it sure would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Brian

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