Creating a Custom Validation Message Component for Blazor Forms
In this post, I show a limitation with the built-in ValidationMessage component, the inability to customise it's output. I then show two solutions to resolve this problem.
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In this post, I show a limitation with the built-in ValidationMessage component, the inability to customise it's output. I then show two solutions to resolve this problem.
In this post, I show you how I designed a new form component which saves and retrieves form data to and from local storage automatically - until the form is successfully submitted.
In this post, I'm going to show you how to create bespoke input components for your Blazor applications. We'll look at how to integrate with Blazor's validation system, but also, how to work outside it.
In this post, I'm going to point out a couple of limitations with using Blazor's input components as is. I'll then show how you can build your own custom input components to solves these problems.
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