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Data Annotation Attributes

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Data Annotation Attributes in ASP.NET MVC Core

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mvc.php

Here are the numerous types of Data Annotations with the syntax:

1) DataType

This attribute is used to specify the data type of the model.

Syntax

[DataType(DataType.Text)]

2) Required

This attribute defines the particular value as mandatory for a certain requirement

Syntax

[Required(ErrorMessage="Please enter your name"),MaxLength(50)]

3) StringLength

Using this annotation attribute, we can set the maximum and minimum string range of the
property.

Syntax
[StringLength(50,ErrorMessage="Please do not enter values over 50 characters")]

4) MaxLength

With this annotation attribute, we can set the maximum length of the property.

Syntax

[MaxLength(5)]

5) Range

We can apply the Range annotation attribute to define the range between two numbers.

Syntax

[Range(50,250,ErrorMessage="Please enter the correct value")]

6)Bind

This annotation attribute defines fields to enter or eliminate for model binding.

Syntax

[Bind(Exclude = "EmployeeID")]

7) DisplayFormat

This annotation attribute enables us to set the date format defined as per the attribute.

Syntax

[DisplayFormat (DataFormatString = "{0:MM.DD.YYYY}")]

8) DisplayName

With this annotation attribute we can set the property names that will display at the view.

Syntax
[Display (Name="Employee Name")]

9) RegularExpression

Using this attribute, we can set a regex (regular expression) pattern for the property. For example,
Email ID.

Syntax

[RegularExpression(@"^\w+([-+.']\w+)*@\w+([-.]\w+)*\.\w+([-.]\w+)*$", ErrorMessage = "Your Email


is not valid.")]

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