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Enabling Client Side Validation on Custom Data Annotations with IClientValidatable in MVC

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In this post you will learn how to create or enable client side validation on the custom data annotations. If you go through my last blog, you will learn how to create custom data annotations to enable server side validation, I also recorded a video for this and uploaded on YouTube . This blog will take you further, so go and read or watch video, if you missed.

Working with Azure BLOB Storage in MVC

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In this post you will learn following things: i) Introduction to BLOB Storage ii) Installing the Azure SDK iii) Creating MVC Application (Web Role) to upload BLOBs (for example, images) and delete BLOBs iv) Publishing to Windows Azure (Storage and Web Role)

Custom Data Annotations or Custom Validation Attributes in MVC: Video

In this video will learn how to create custom data annotation in MVC. MVC framework has great extensibility feature and because of this we can create our own customized data annotation attributes.

Globalization and Localization of Model Validation Message in MVC: Video

In this video you will learn how to globalize and localize the model validation message in MVC Applications. At the end, you will also learn how to display the localized message (greeting) on the web page.

Custom Data Annotations or Custom Validation Attributes in MVC

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In this post you will learn how to create custom data annotation in MVC. MVC framework has great extensibility feature and because of this we can create our own customized data annotation attributes.

Globalization and Localization of Model Validation Message in MVC

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In this quick post you will learn how to globalize and localize the model validation message in MVC Applications. At the end of this post, you will also learn how to display the localized message (greeting) on the page.

Microsoft MVP: Honored to have received the Microsoft MVP award for the 2nd year

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Do you know, 1st July has a very special meaning to me, this day starts with full of expectations which lasts until the moment of receiving email from Microsoft. Today, once again Microsoft awarded me with the MVP (Most Valuable Professional) award for the 2nd time in a row in the ASP.NET/IIS category. I'm honored to be the part of Microsoft MVP Program, this is one of the most prestigious award and one of the great achievement of my life. Here is the body of the mail that I received: Dear Abhimanyu Kumar Vatsa, Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2013 Microsoft® MVP Award! This award is given to exceptional technical community leaders who actively share their high quality, real world expertise with others. We appreciate your outstanding contributions in ASP.NET/IIS technical communities during the past year. I'd like to thanks to my all friends, family, community, blog readers and also like to send my special thanks to Shivprasad K

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