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I am using .NET 4 with MVC 2 for validating with Annotations. Is there a (simple) solution for giving back a warning instead of the error ? So that I am able to get a green or yellow box with a message like "you should not use this content, but you may". Big thanks in advance! :) EDIT: Please observe that I am already able to throw out errors via ErrorMessage but I additionally want something like WarningMessage or InfoMessage so that the user only gets a warning but might proceed. Is there a solution for this? The Pseudocode would be: (Please note the "pseudo", because WarningMessage is (unfortunately) not a valid class) public class Person { [StringLength(50)] [Required(ErrorMessage = "You MUST enter a name!")] public string Name { get; set; } [Required(WarningMessage = "It is recommended to fill out the age but you may leave it out)] public int Age { get; set; } } And yes I want to have this centrallized in my validation class - not somewhere in a .js-file.
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