New Post: Parent validation based on child collection
Hi This isn't something that FluentValidation supports. FluentValidation associates error messages against properties, so if a property in one of the children has caused validation to fail, then this...
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Thank for your reply. You comment makes sense. As work around I extended PropertyValidator to create custom class with logic to verify child list and used same with SetValidator for child collection.
View ArticleNew Post: SetCollectionValidator Client side validation
Hi, Does SetCollectionValidator supports Client side validation? I've read a post from 2011 that says that it doesn't. Tnks
View ArticleNew Post: MVC 4 Integration
Jeremy, Are you waiting for Microsoft to facilitate an easier path for code sharing between MVC and Api or is WebApi support as it is still a possibility?
View ArticleNew Post: MVC 4 Integration
Hi This is not something I'm planning on doing myself as I do not use webapi and as I mentioned above I am not happy with the poor design choices in MVC/webapi. Personally I'd rather keep webapi...
View ArticleNew Post: SetCollectionValidator Client side validation
Hi SetCollectionValidator is serverside only. Jeremy
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: A class inherited from DisplayNameAttribute is not used...
I have inherited a class from System.ComponentModel.DisplayNameAttribute. When I add the attribute for property, the property's attribute is not used by FV. I see from the source code that it uses...
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I have inherited a class from System.ComponentModel.DisplayNameAttribute. When I add the attribute for property, the property's attribute is not used by FV. I see from the source code that it uses...
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: A class inherited from DisplayNameAttribute is not used...
I have inherited a class from System.ComponentModel.DisplayNameAttribute. When I add the attribute for property, the property's attribute is not used by FV. I see from the source code that it uses...
View ArticleNew Post: Displaying an indication of a required field
I'd like to have an indication in my user interface when a field will be required (NotNull or NotEmpty) when validated. I'm using FluentValidationModelValidatorProvider and MVC3. I'm already extending...
View ArticleNew Post: Validation Rule for overall model
I'd like it as well. Proposed syntax looks good.
View ArticleNew Post: How to use WithMessage() with a dynamic text
In our MVC4 project we have a PhoneNumberModel, this model is beeing filled with content text from a database. On the contentmodel of this model we added two properties for showing validationmessages...
View ArticleNew Post: Providing a category with each validator
Hi, I'm using FluentValidation from within my domain and application layer. But I don't find a way to know from which layer a ValidationException was raised. For example, I would like to specify a...
View ArticleNew Post: Providing a category with each validator
Hi You can use the WithState method to associate a custom object with the failure, so you could use this to associate a category with the message: RuleFor(x => x.Surname).NotNull().WithState(x =>...
View ArticleNew Post: Providing a category with each validator
This is great, I will try this. Thank you for the answer!!
View ArticleNew Post: Validate a List of objects
Let's say I have an object, MyEntity, and a Validator for it, MyEntityValidator : AbstractValidator<MyEntity>. Now, I have incoming a List<MyEntity>, and I want to validate all the...
View ArticleNew Post: Validate a List of objects
Hi The typical way to do this would be to just use the MyEntityValidator by looping over the list and calling the Validate method for each item in the list in turn. Jeremy
View ArticleNew Post: Validate a List of objects
Thanks, JeremyS. Would you create a List<ValidationResult>, then? What if you want to throw an exception - is there a way to put all these together?
View ArticleNew Post: Validate a List of objects
Really depends on what you want to do...you have complete control of the code doing the iteration, so you can throw an exception if you encounter an error or just collect the ValidationResult instances...
View ArticleNew Post: Validate a List of objects
Jeremy - I'd like the result to look the same as if I'd done the validation on just one item, so that it's consistent. I just don't know how to approach that. Any thoughts? Edit: Essentially, my worry...
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