There is a login page that has two text boxes with required field validators o

There is a login page that has two text boxes with required
field validators on it. The page has a login and cancel
button. How can we ensure that the click on the cancel
button doesnt fire a validation event.

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There is a login page that has two text boxes with required field validators on it. The page has a..

Answer / madhabendra nath

just write CauseValidation="false" in cancel button property.

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There is a login page that has two text boxes with required field validators on it. The page has a..

Answer / guneetinder singh

By using the validation Group property.

name validation group property of both required field
validator and on login button but not of cancel button.

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