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Im using regular asp.net c# (webforms)
i need to build a simple form that has some simple validation.
i need to ensure that the form works correctly even if javascripts is disabled.
will Page.IsValid be sufficient for this, or is there anything else i may have to consider?
thanks
Use the default ASP.NET validators in conjunction with Page.IsValid. They validate both client-side and server-side.
If Javascript is disabled, they’ll still validate server-side.