In our ASP.MVC project we are using DataAnnotations attributes for validation. One of the fields should contains Url and it is marked with [Url]
attribute. But if I put http://localhost:13030
into the field value it isn't passing the validation.
Is there any way to use the attribute to define localhost
as a valid target?
UrlAttribute
validates against the RegEx shown in the source code here: https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource/blob/master/System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations/DataAnnotations/UrlAttribute.cs#L46.
http://localhost
doesn't match due to its lack of a .
.
See this answer for other options: How I can validate urls in C# for localhost.
EDIT: According to the source code, you could add dataAnnotations:dataTypeAttribute:disableRegEx
to your AppSettings and set its value to true
. This would cause the UrlAttribute
validation process to only check that it begins with http://
, https://
or ftp://
. See Line 33 of the same source file for that.