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LightSwitch Community & Content Rollup–February 2012
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LightSwitch Community & Content Rollup–February 2012
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10 Ways to Make Information More Useful
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LightSwitch Community & Content Rollup–February 2012
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![If you’ve been using code first, you may be aware that you can add validations such as Required or MaxLength to your classes using DataAnnotations, e.g., [Required] public string Title{get...](http://pozitive.net/site/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Capturing Code First Fluent API ValidationResults to Display in MVC 3")
Capturing Code First Fluent API ValidationResults to Display in MVC 3
Posted on 01 Nisan 2011 | Yorum YapılmamışIf you’ve been using code first, you may be aware that you can add validations such as Required or MaxLength to your classes using DataAnnotations, e.g., [Required] public string Title{get...
