How to prevent client side validation from the ASP.NET validation controls?

Posted by Abhishek Tyagi in .Net | ASP.NET on Oct 11, 2012

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Posted by Abhishek Bhat on Oct 16, 2012

EnableClientScript is a property for enabling / disabling client side validation

Posted by Anil Kumar on Nov 30, 2012

ASP.Net validation controls always validate on the server side and in DHTML supported browsers (now almost all browsers)it also validate at client side to reduce round trip to server. By default client side validation is true and it can be set to false on control to control basis. "EnableClientScript" property is used to turn off client side validation - enableclientscript="False";

Posted by Abhishek Tyagi on Oct 11, 2012

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