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How to Implement Custom Field Validation with Imperative Logic in VB or C#

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In this video we will build on the declarative field validation we implemented in our previous Dynamic Data Video and add custom programming logic to our validation.

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Joe Stagner

By Joe Stagner, Joe has spent 10 years providing guidance to developers building web applications.

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  1. Your First Scaffold and What is Dynamic Data
  2. Enable Inline GridView Editing
  3. Change how my Fields render
  4. Handle Business Logic Exceptions
  5. Make Custom Pages
  6. Display Unknown datatypes
  7. Use a DynamicControl in ListView and DetailsView Controls
  8. Getting Started with Dynamic Data
  9. Begin Editing the Templates in ASP.NET Dynamic Data Applications
  10. Begin Modifying Dynamic Data Applications with URL Routing
  11. Enable In-Line Editing in ASP.NET Dynamic Data Applications
  12. Enable Table Specific Routing in Dynamic Data Applications
  13. Use Attribute Validation in ASP.NET Dynamic Data Applications
  14. Implement Custom Field Validation with Imperative Logic in VB or C#
  15. Remove Columns From Your DynamicData Data Grids
  16. Create Table Specific Custom Forms in an ASP.NET Dynamic Data Application
  17. ASP.NET Dynamic Data Custom Form Formatting