Announcing the ASP.NET MVC 3 Release Candidate
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by Scott Guthrie
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Client Side Validation On By Default

With previous versions of ASP.NET MVC (including last month’s ASP.NET MVC V3 beta) you needed to explicitly call Html.EnableClientValidation() within your views in order to enable client-side validation to take place.  Starting with today’s RC that is no longer required, and client-side validation (using an unobtrusive approach) is now enabled by default (you can turn this off if you want through a config setting in web.config).

You do still need to reference the appropriate jQuery+jQuery Validation libraries within your site for the client-side validation to light-up.  Because you explicitly reference the JavaScript files, you can choose to either host them on your own server or reference them from a CDN (content delivery network) like Microsoft’s or Google’s. 


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Title: Help with output catching   
Name: Victor D
Date: 2010-12-02 6:53:47 PM
Comment:
Hello, I'm implementing the output catching but I need to pass a parameter and with the code in this page (passing a category parameter) didn't work. Always render the same page even if I change the parameter value
Title: MVC3   
Name: Ansal
Date: 2010-11-25 12:02:11 AM
Comment:
useful One

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