I've got a situation where I'm uploading an image the user has selected from his local file system. My Form in my view, basically has two submit buttons. One is used to Submit the form normally, and all validation executes. The 2nd is only for uploading the image, in which case I don't want to validate yet.
I managed to turn off Client Side validation by giving my 'Upload Image' submit button an a class value of "style-name cancel" , so
<input type="submit" name="UploadImageButton" value="Upload Image" class="style-name cancel" />
Now, when I post back, my model has a property UploadImageButton, when this button is clicked, it populates this property (Name of the input matches the Property). This way, I know whether the form was submitted by my true Submit button or by the UploadImageButton.
My question is this... How can I turn off ServerSide validation? I don't want the Validation Summary info showing up when the user clicks this button. I know you can add custom model errors using this
ModelState.AddModelError("{key}", "{error msg}");
I'm looking for a means to Remove Model Errors. Is this possible?
EDIT:
Here is what I came up with:
foreach (var key in ModelState.Keys.ToList().Where(key => ModelState.ContainsKey(key))) { //ModelState.Remove(key); //This was my solution before ModelState[key].Errors.Clear(); //This is my new solution. Thanks bbak }
AddModelError() method to add a validationerror to the ModelState. If you then check the IsValid property in the ModelState variable, it will say its not valid. If you call ModelState. Clear() and then check the IsValid property again it will be valid.
Remove(KeyValuePair<String,ModelState>) Removes the first occurrence of the specified object from the model-state dictionary. Remove(String) Removes the element that has the specified key from the model-state dictionary.
IsValid is false now. That's because an error exists; ModelState. IsValid is false if any of the properties submitted have any error messages attached to them. What all of this means is that by setting up the validation in this manner, we allow MVC to just work the way it was designed.
The error typically means that your Model doesn't meet the requirements to be validated. In your example, your FirstName , LastName , Email , Subject and Message properties are decorated with the [Required] attribute. This means that those values shouldn't be null and empty otherwise your condition if(ModelState.
You can remove model errors by doing something like this:
if (ModelState.ContainsKey("{key}")) ModelState["{key}"].Errors.Clear();
This builds off previous answers, but simplifies it a little more:
foreach (var modelValue in ModelState.Values) { modelValue.Errors.Clear(); }
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