CustomValidation | This is a custom validation library for C # .NET projects | Validation library

If you want to change style of validation messages/input border color without using className property you can use the following solution.

Following code will change the error message color and input border color from red to blue (You can add your CSS properties).

index.css

Your component should subscribe to EditContext.OnValidationRequested, which you will have as a cascading parameter. Don't forget to implement IDisposable and unsubscribe.

You can address the proto path in two ways,

One: if your import proto file is in your local then you should move it to your parent directory then address it from your parent path like this:

This feels like an issue with paths. The path must be accurate relative to where you are executing or an absolute path.

For anyone seeing this, seeing the same issue, the problem was with a constructor in a base component.

In the base component:

Generally, this is solved using viewmodels in the web layer and your base EF models in the data access layer. Your custom validators to validate client input, etc will go on your view models and reside in the web layer. Your custom validators for your models (generally to protect the integrity of data being inserted into the db) will go on your EF models and reside in the data access layer. There are a few mapping librariers to helps translate between raw EF models and viewmodels (auto mapper probably being the most common) if you're not used to doing this.

You can use the focus and blur events to track if and when a user is in an input field or not.

Check in the network tab whether all the packages have been loaded properly or not or if you see html in that package then it means file is not found yet.

This is because node modules were not loaded properly. I fixed this issue by importing all the modules in a single system.config.ts.

Also add these lines in index.html