Hi Andreas,

As Ori hasn't responded in the thread yet, most likely this was a problem that was specific to the application he got as a sample, so I think your best options are to send your case by creating a most minimal application that demonstrates the problem(s) and then send your application to support [at] visualwebgui [dot] com with a link to this forum thread, along with some description about how to reproduce the problem.

Please also clean the solution before compressing it and reply to this post after sending, so we will know to check for your support request.

If connection to database is needed, please make sure you will be using the MSSQL Northwind sample database for your connection(s)

Remember to include information about what VWG version you are using, as well as you Visual Studio version+type and operating system version.

Palli

Hi Derek,

Adding a validateRequest="false" is in my opinion not a good idea as it imposes the risk of allowing users to "inject" Html directly as you can see from this article here.

In some cases, this might be necessary to work around an issue that can otherwise not be solved, but I would strongly advice against it if it is at all possible to solve using the method desribed in the article referenced above, by using HtmlEncode.

If you really need to stop the validation, then I suggest you do that as locally as possible, meaning that you should only stop the validation of the exact controls that need it and not globally for the application.

I am very curious to know on which control(s) you do get this error and if you have tried to eliminate it ?

Palli