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From: Vipul
Message 4 in Discussion

hi .,

you can use validation controls like RegularExpressionValidator for that 
purpose. 

An extract from MSDN documentation is as undeR:
Client-Side Validation 
The validation controls always perform validation checking in server code. 
However, if the user is working with a browser that supports DHTML, the 
validation controls can also perform validation using client script. With 
client-side validation, any errors are detected on the client when the form is 
submitted to the server. If any of the validators are found to be in error, the 
submission of the form to the server is cancelled and the validator's Text 
property is displayed. This permits the user to correct the input before 
submitting the form to the server. Field values are revalidated as soon as the 
field containing the error loses focus, thus providing the user with a rich, 
interactive validation experience. 

Note that the Web Forms page framework always performs validation on the 
server, even if the validation has already been performed on the client. This 
helps prevent users from being able to bypass validation by impersonating 
another user or a preapproved transaction. 

Client-side validation is enabled by default. If the client is capable, uplevel 
validation will be performed automatically. To disable client-side validation, 
set the page's ClientTarget property to "Downlevel" ("Uplevel" forces 
client-side validation). 



Hope this solves your problem

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