Validation Control And Web Page Navigation MCQ

1. ASP.NET validation controls works (handle validation) at:

2. Client-side validation is turned on by default. If you want that particular validation control should not validate at client side, what will you do?

3. There is a button on page name cancel and it should bypass validation when cancel button is clicked. What will you do?

4. Match the following List 1 to List 2 List 1 -----------------------------List 2 a. Client-side navigation-----------i Server.Transfer b. Cross-page posting---------------ii. Response.Redirect c. Client-side browser redirects----iii. PostBackUrl d. Server-side transfer-------------iv. HyperLink

5. Suppose that you are developing a website for company name Google. You have used validation control on web page. If the input data is wrong and error occurs, you want that focus should be on that particular control until it has valid data. What will you do?

6. CompareValidator control can be used for performing which task?

7. Which is the mandatory property for all validation controls?

8. You are developing a Web page that contains many validated controls. You want to provide a detailed message for each validation error, but the page doesn’t have sufficient space to provide the detailed message next to each control. What can you do to indicate an error at the control and list the detailed error messages at the top of the Web page?

9. Which validation control in ASP.NET can be used to determine if data that is entered into a TextBox control is of type Currency?

10. If you want to validate the email addresses, Social Security numbers, phone numbers, and dates types of data which validation control will be used?