Sadly Microsoft has never included a validation control the CheckBox control. Yet, why would they? A checkbox is to select an option and in a sense it is always optional. I see no fault in this logic.
However, there is a comment element found in web applications which require you to check a box to indicate that you agree to certain terms and services. I am sure over 80% of web developers have had to do this at some point in time and if you haven’t, you will eventually.
Yet again Microsoft is not at fault even though it is a commonly used method. Why? Easy, it is a design choice and there are many other options for achieving this.
Even still, it is a design choice that many might not have full say over or do not have a compelling enough reason to sway others away from this choice. So we are forced to spend too much time coming up with or finding a solution. Luckily you will find many. However none that I have come across offer a solution you can actually throw in your toolbox with the rest of the validators.
That is where this control steps in to fill that void while at the same time allowing you to make any modifications to it by providing the source code. Hopefully this will have saved many developers time wasted on something so trivial.
It would be nice if a control such as this came with Visual Studio out of the box. However until it happens if it does at all you can now use this validator which works just like the rest of them.
NOTE:
You must make sure to include a folder for references and controls such as “lib” in your project so others will also have this control available to them.In an empty area of the Toolbox right click it and choose “Add Tab” and give the tab any
title you feel is fitting. “Custom Controls” would be a good idea. Then right click under
the tab and click “Choose Items…” and click browse. Then go to the lib folder you added
to your project and select CheckBoxValidator.dll.You’ll notice there are 2 versions. The one for .NET v2.0 must include the .config file in
order for it to only rely on .NET v2.0.
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Used for validating a checkbox
Solves the problem of having to build your own.
Problems:
No validation available
No feature to create a custom validator.
[microsoft.webcontrols.validation]
This is the original.NET validation control. The controls in this category have nearly the same limitations as the other custom controls. That is because they are built on top of the asp:validator control which is not a “general purpose” validator.
See my description to see what this control offers which the Custom Controls do not.
[microsoft.webcontrols.validation.validator]
The asp:validator control is really poor in a lot of ways. Not the least of which is the fact that it does not validate with it’s own public method. Which is kind of a big problem.
The main problem this control offers is adding a custom validator that can now be added to any validator. This of course comes with the ability to overwrite the other built in validators you are accustomed to. This
control is really the reference document for all of the built in validators that don’t need customization. The reason being that they are the ones you will be using most often.
A lot of the documentation which is listed for the asp:validator control actually pertains to the msvalidator control. The msvalidator control is the one you add to a web form. Which is a lot different than the asp:validator control which is the control you add
to an aspx page. This is an important difference.
This control is the default validator for aspx pages. Which means it is the default validator you would be using when working with web forms. The reason for the name msvalidator is because it is the validator you add to the page.
If you are using asp:validator control it is the msvalidator control that will be used. The problem is, it is a poor substitute for the asp:validator control. Why? Because it does not validate with it’s own public method. So if you
want the asp:validator control over the msvalidator control I suggest you create your own. Not the best solution, but the best that is available.
[window.
CheckBox Validator Registration Code Download
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Provides a visual control for validating whether or not a web browser has
accepted data formatted as a checkbox.
Functions
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The control may be used as:
* A CheckBox
* A Single CheckBox
* A Multi-CheckBox
* A RadioButton
* A Single RadioButton
* A Multi-RadioButton
General Description
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Allow the user to select one of multiple options by marking the appropriate
checkboxes.
* When checking a box indicates the box is checked and unchecked indicates
that the box is unchecked.
Example:
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The ErrorMessage property can be set to:
* A simple string
* A null
* A pattern
You can also override the expression as long as it matches the following:
* “chk1.checked==true”
* “chk1.checked=”true”
* “chk1.checked==”true”
* “chk1.checked==”true”
* “chk1.checked==True”
* “chk1.checked==true”
* “chk1.checked==true”
* “chk1.checked.trim()==”true”
General Usage
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* To allow the user to select multiple options place a Multi-Checkbox control
next to the checkbox and apply it to the CheckBoxValidator property.
* To allow the user to select only one option place a single checkbox next to
the checkbox and apply it to the CheckBoxValidator property.
* To allow the user to select multiple options place a Multi-RadioButton
control next to the radio button and apply it to the CheckBoxValidator
property.
* To allow the user to select only one option place a single radio button
control next to the radio button and apply it to the CheckBoxValidator
property.
* To allow the user to select multiple options place a Multi-CheckBox
control next to the checkbox and apply it to the
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Checkboxes are used as a way to select one out of a number of options. In most cases they
can be set to either default or checked. However, there are times when you can use them to add
information to the user’s data instead of having to manage this through another method such
as a drop down list or radio button. This control has been included to help with that. It simply
will use the text in the box to validate the content. However, you can set it to validate anything
you like if you have a custom expression for this.
CheckBox Validator Source:
I’ve only skimmed through this but it looks like a very interesting project.
How does this do the adding of additional bits of information? For example,
What if I wanted to validate the text stored in the text box?
What if I wanted to validate the radio box? For example, if I’m creating a wedding app, I might have a
range of wedding colors, such as “white” through “red”, which I would want to make sure didn’t
contain multiple colors.
This looks like a very useful control that can be used in web, windows, and other
APIs.
How does this do the adding of additional bits of information? For example,
What if I wanted to validate the text stored in the text box?
What if I wanted to validate the radio box? For example, if I’m creating a wedding app, I might have a
range of wedding colors, such as “white” through “red”, which I would want to make sure didn’t
contain multiple colors.
This looks like a very useful control that can be used in web, windows, and other
APIs.
I think the flow is something like
– User enters info into textbox
– validation is added to the form and a custom validation rule is added to the data
– user changes the data
– validation is removed and the data’s validation rule updated
What if I wanted to validate the radio box? For example, if I’m creating a wedding app, I might have a
range of wedding colors, such as “white” through “red”, which I would want to make sure didn’t
contain multiple colors.
This looks like a very useful control that can be used in
What’s New in the CheckBox Validator?
This validator will validate a check box. The choices will be pulled from the.NET profile in which the validator is created.
If creating a validator for the project, you must include a DLL file in the bin directory of the project. Otherwise, all you will see is the designer for the control.
Just to reiterate again, we have two different DLL files for this control. You need to include the one for.NET v2.0. If you are validating in.NET v3.5 or higher then you need to include the one for.NET v3.5. This way it will only work for that version of.NET.
CheckBoxValidator Source Code:
… [Include full source code on page]
You can modify the.NET version and even add validation rules if you would like as well.
Here is my modified version of this control which added validation rules and more. So at least you have options to expand the functionality of this control or how you will use it. The validation rules can be found in the code and the first version was in the code below.
Relevant Code:
namespace CheckboxValidator
{
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/// This is another content control using the validate control.
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/// This is another content control using the validate control.
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