You're working on an ASP.NET Core application and you've been tasked to create a form that allows users to edit their profiles. After submitting the form, you want the data to be validated on the server side and any validation errors to be displayed next to the respective form fields. What combination of tools and methods would you employ to achieve this?
- Model Validation Attributes and Partial Views
- Client-side JavaScript Validation and Web API Endpoints
- Server-side Blazor Components and AJAX Calls
- ASP.NET Core Middleware and jQuery
To achieve server-side validation and display validation errors next to form fields, you can use Model Validation Attributes along with Partial Views in ASP.NET Core. Model Validation Attributes allow you to annotate your model properties with validation rules, and Partial Views enable you to render the form fields and errors in a modular way.
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