Hi

thanks for reply , but i show in one site one guys taoking about hardcoding some thing in source file and it would be work , can you explain me how and where

i aprriciate your help 

this is site path

http://forums.archive.infragistics.com/readmessage?id=%3C336a409b$2d96b370$519d1c@news.infragistics.com%3E&group=infragistics.products.netadvantage.aspnet.webdatainputce code change 

Hi,

Sure you may customize toolkit. To include validation for WebTextEdit you may add a statement to _ensureCallout located in ValidatorCalloutBehavior.js:

Old code:

var elementToValidate = this._elementToValidate = $get(elt.controltovalidate);

New code:

var elementToValidate = $get(elt.controltovalidate);
if(elementToValidate && elementToValidate.type == 'hidden')
{
  var elem = $get('igtxt' + elt.controltovalidate);
  if(elem)
     elementToValidate = elem;
}
this._elementToValidate = elementToValidate;

Hi

Thanks for help but i still not get  proper popup massage

it still littel far from connected control and not yellow background too and the textbox become readonly untill i close that popup

for all webTextEdit control it popup same place instead off top left 

i don't know how to fix that

Hi,

To test codes which I sent you, I used \AjaxToolKit\SampleWebSite\ValidatorCallout\ValidatorCallout.aspx where aps:TextBox with ID=NameTextBox I replaced by WebTextEdit with same id. It worked exactly the same way as for TextBox, including abiltiy to edit while pop-up. If your WebTextEdits have spin or custom buttons and you want to move extender to internal <input> rather than for outer <table>, then you may modify codes by validation for ID+'_t' element. Though it should be optional.

When you test I would recommend you to ensure that your codes are called and work correctly. For example, temporary insert

debugger;

or

alert('inside callout');

line anywhere within your modified codes. If debugger is never hit or alert does not appear, then it probably means that at run time different toolkit-dll is used. Maybe on your machine it is in GAC, locked, cached by VisualStudio or similar problem.

I found the solution. It looks like with Infragistics 2012, the control has ":v:" after it. So I just updated Client\MicrosoftAjax.Extended\ValidatorCallout\ValidatorCalloutBehavior.pre.js with the following change:

var elementToValidate = this._elementToValidate = $get(elt.controltovalidate.replace(":v:", ""));

Now the ValidatorCalloutExtender appears in the proper position.

Hi Trent,

You probably refer to difference between old WebMaskEdit and new WebMaskEditor controls. Those are completely different controls, though, they use similar functionality.

I guess in your codes you should remove prefix "igtxt" and use something like

elem = $get(elt.controltovalidate);

Hi,

It looks like in Infragistics 2012, the hidden fields does not begin with "igtx" anymore. So now the message appears in the upper left corner again.

Infragistics 2009 source code for masked editor field: (working properly)