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6/17/2016 4:42 AM
 
Hello guys, I have been trying to get some custom validation in my module Settings.aspx.cs file, in the UpdateSettings method, but whatever I do, I seem to get redirected back to the page, so I cannot display any validation messages to the user after the Update button is clicked. Is there a way to prevent the default redirect behavior and instead load the Settings again, with the validation messages? Is this even possible, and if not, have you found any work-arounds?
 
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