Structures

The AlphabeticCondition checks a string for occurrences of letters.

The AlphanumericCondition checks a string for occurrences of letters and/or numbers.

The CreditCardCondition checks a string for a credit card number.

The EmailCondition checks a string for an email.

A condition that returns the result of either operands.

A condition that returns the opposite of the original condition.

A condition that returns the result of either operands.

The NumericCondition checks a string for numbers.

The PasswordStrengthCondition checks for the strength of a password string. The strength is measured on five simple criteria: - contains lower case characters - contains upper case characters - contains numeric characters - contains special characters (e.g /‘;~) - is more than 8 characters long

Each of these matched criteria moves the password strength of the string up one strength, strength is measured on PasswordStrength.

If the password strength matches or is above the required strength than the condition will pass.

The PostcodeCondition checks a string for a post code.

The PresentCondition checks for the presence of a string.

The RangeCondition validates the length of a string.

The URLCondition checks a string for a valid URL.

The URLShorthandCondition checks a string for a valid URL.

Stores configuration for AlphabeticCondition.

Stores configuration for AlphanumericCondition.

Credit card types that are supported by CreditCardCondition. There is a regex property that returns the regex for validating that credit card number.

Stores configuration for CreditCardCondition.

Stores configuration for NumericCondition.

Stores configuration for PasswordStrengthCondition.

Stores configuration for PostcodeCondition.

Stores configuration for RangeCondition.

Convenience implementation of Form that is a form full of any type of ValidatorControl.

A single entry within a Form.

The AlphabeticValidator contains an AlphabeticCondition. A valid string only contains letters.

The AlphanumericValidator contains an AlphanumericCondition. A valid string only contains letters and/or numbers.

The CompositeValidator concatenates all of the conditions of the individual validators. All conditions must be satisfied for a string to be valid.

The CreditCardValidator contains an CreditCardCondition. A valid string is a credit card number.

The EmailValidator contains an EmailCondition. A valid string is an email address.

The NumericValidator contains an NumericCondition. A valid string only contains numbers.

The OptionalValidator has two stages of conditions. First the primaryCondition is checked. If it is met, then the subsequent condition are checked for violations. If the primaryCondition is not met, then no violation is returned.

As an example, say you only want violations to show if there is text in the field, but otherwise ignore it as it is an optional field in a form. In this case you would use a PresentCondition as the primaryCondition and your subsequent validation requirements as the conditions.

The PasswordStrengthValidator contains an PasswordStrengthCondition. A valid string meets the required strength level.

The PostcodeValidator contains an PostcodeCondition. A valid string is a postcode.

The PresentValidator contains an PresentCondition. A valid string is a non-empty string.

The RangeValidator contains an RangeCondition. A valid string meets the required string length.

The URLShorthandValidator contains an URLShorthandCondition. A valid string is a URL, with or without scheme.

The URLValidator contains an URLCondition. A valid string is a full URL with scheme.