I have an .aspx page that has a custom validator that's wired up to a server-side validation method. The page is a sort of wizard that consists of steps that must be completed in order. After the final step, the user presses a submit button which triggers validation and submits the form.
Somehow, the user is triggering the validation event in the earlier steps of the process which is causing issues with code in the validation method that is not supposed to be executed until the user gets to the final step in the form.
I have done everything I can think of to try to trigger validation, especially pressing ENTER everywhere I can, but I've disabled the ENTER press pretty much everywhere. The user, not by any malicious attempts, is managing to trigger the validation and I need to figure out how.
Aside from ENTER, what other generic actions can trigger an ASP.NET web form to fire its validation events? Any other keyboard keys that I don't know about?
Somehow, the user is triggering the validation event in the earlier steps of the process which is causing issues with code in the validation method that is not supposed to be executed until the user gets to the final step in the form.
I have done everything I can think of to try to trigger validation, especially pressing ENTER everywhere I can, but I've disabled the ENTER press pretty much everywhere. The user, not by any malicious attempts, is managing to trigger the validation and I need to figure out how.
Aside from ENTER, what other generic actions can trigger an ASP.NET web form to fire its validation events? Any other keyboard keys that I don't know about?