MVC call a resources file inside a property
i want to make the error message displayed localized through showing the error message from a resource file in 'Oninvalid' property and here is my code:
@Html.TextAreaFor(x => x.Message, new { @class = "form-control notifi-form-field", @name = "Message", @id = "MessageText",@oninvalid= "this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"})
the Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField is displayed as it is.
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asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:33
Mohammed EhabMohammed Ehab
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i want to make the error message displayed localized through showing the error message from a resource file in 'Oninvalid' property and here is my code:
@Html.TextAreaFor(x => x.Message, new { @class = "form-control notifi-form-field", @name = "Message", @id = "MessageText",@oninvalid= "this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"})
the Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField is displayed as it is.
c# model-view-controller
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:33
Mohammed EhabMohammed Ehab
5117
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i want to make the error message displayed localized through showing the error message from a resource file in 'Oninvalid' property and here is my code:
@Html.TextAreaFor(x => x.Message, new { @class = "form-control notifi-form-field", @name = "Message", @id = "MessageText",@oninvalid= "this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"})
the Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField is displayed as it is.
c# model-view-controller
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:33
Mohammed EhabMohammed Ehab
5117
i want to make the error message displayed localized through showing the error message from a resource file in 'Oninvalid' property and here is my code:
@Html.TextAreaFor(x => x.Message, new { @class = "form-control notifi-form-field", @name = "Message", @id = "MessageText",@oninvalid= "this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"})
the Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField is displayed as it is.
c# model-view-controller
c# model-view-controller
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:33
Mohammed EhabMohammed Ehab
5117
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:33
Mohammed EhabMohammed Ehab
5117
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:33
Mohammed EhabMohammed Ehab
5117
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:33
Mohammed EhabMohammed Ehab
5117
asked Nov 25 '18 at 13:33
Mohammed EhabMohammed Ehab
5117
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This is simply a string literal being sent from server-side code to client-side code:
"this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"
The reference to the resource needs to be interpreted by the server-side code, so it needs to know that it's not just a string literal. For example:
$"this.setCustomValidity('{Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField}')"
Or with older syntax:
"this.setCustomValidity('" + Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField + "')"
Note that the single-quotes are still there for the resulting client-side code to be valid after the server-side code emits the string value.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 13:38
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This is simply a string literal being sent from server-side code to client-side code:
"this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"
The reference to the resource needs to be interpreted by the server-side code, so it needs to know that it's not just a string literal. For example:
$"this.setCustomValidity('{Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField}')"
Or with older syntax:
"this.setCustomValidity('" + Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField + "')"
Note that the single-quotes are still there for the resulting client-side code to be valid after the server-side code emits the string value.
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This is simply a string literal being sent from server-side code to client-side code:
"this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"
The reference to the resource needs to be interpreted by the server-side code, so it needs to know that it's not just a string literal. For example:
$"this.setCustomValidity('{Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField}')"
Or with older syntax:
"this.setCustomValidity('" + Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField + "')"
Note that the single-quotes are still there for the resulting client-side code to be valid after the server-side code emits the string value.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 13:38
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This is simply a string literal being sent from server-side code to client-side code:
"this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"
The reference to the resource needs to be interpreted by the server-side code, so it needs to know that it's not just a string literal. For example:
$"this.setCustomValidity('{Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField}')"
Or with older syntax:
"this.setCustomValidity('" + Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField + "')"
Note that the single-quotes are still there for the resulting client-side code to be valid after the server-side code emits the string value.
answered Nov 25 '18 at 13:38
DavidDavid
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This is simply a string literal being sent from server-side code to client-side code:
"this.setCustomValidity('Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField')"
The reference to the resource needs to be interpreted by the server-side code, so it needs to know that it's not just a string literal. For example:
$"this.setCustomValidity('{Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField}')"
Or with older syntax:
"this.setCustomValidity('" + Resources.LayoutResources.RequiredField + "')"
Note that the single-quotes are still there for the resulting client-side code to be valid after the server-side code emits the string value.
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