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I understand that Foolproof validation extends DA and adds support for validation attributes as listed here

However, most of the validations that are listed can be in theory be accomplished by writing custom validators. Why would I need to use this library? Thanks

Nick
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    Why would you need to use MVC when you could write your own framework? – Gabe Moothart Jul 12 '10 at 21:27
  • Good point. But I feel that writing new custom validators have been made very easy in MVC 2. Also, client side validation support can be added to custom validator as well removing the need for MvcFoolproofJQueryValidation.js – Nick Jul 13 '10 at 13:48

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There is no out of the box way of writing custom validators to validate against other runtime property values.

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