What if I am unable to use or validate the password type input text in a Blazor form?
For now, there is no password-type built-in input component. You can track the availability of <InputText type=”password” /> in this thread. [Issue Resolved]
Is it safe to include passwords in client-side WASM code?
No, the WASM codes can be decompiled. Use this WebAssembly to C decompiler.
How do you modify the default validation message styles in Blazor?
You can use the following CSS classes to apply your own styles to validation messages. CSS class name Added DOM element valid/invalid Added to the <input> element of DOM validation-errors Added to the dynamically created <ul> element while using the <ValidationSummary> tag validation-message Added to the dynamically created <div> / <li> element which holds to error message. <div> – created while using <ValidationMessage> tag <li> – created while using <ValidationSummary> tag modified Added to the <input> element after modifying the default value.
How do you display form validation error messages adjacent to the form fields in Blazor? How do you display a validation message specific to a field in a Blazor form?
You have to use the <ValidationMessage> tag with the “For” attribute lambda expression pointing to the form field. [Person.cs] [FormValidation.Razor]
How do you validate forms in Blazor?
The form validation in Blazor is achieved using data annotations. The following two tags are used for validations and display the validation error message: <DataAnnotationsValidator /> <ValidationSummary /> Refer to the following code example for simple form validation in Blazor. [Person.cs] [FormValidation.razor]