Validation in Angular forms – Part 2

I blogged recently about implementing validation in Angular forms.  In this post I will talk about the pattern I use in my applications, both Angular and pure ASP.NET MVC to supplement JavaScript based validation on the server.  First of, I would like to start by making a case why I like to generate my forms …

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Combining Twitter Bootstrap and Angular Validation

Here is what I would like to achieve.  I would like to create a form, login form for example, where I have some required fields and submit button.  I would like to have submit button disabled until the input is valid.  I also would like to display invalid input error messages, but not initially.  I …

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