Aspnetcore.docs: PageRemote attribute

[AKTheKnight]

Should there not be some documentation on the PageRemote attribute? I can't find any Microsoft documentation on it at all.

I'm using https://www.learnrazorpages.com/razor-pages/validation/remote-validation for now, but I would have expected there to be some information on it here.

Alex

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• ID: 0156ffc3-47ac-d5da-fbc2-9ff5018b071b
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• Content: Model validation in ASP.NET Core MVC
• Content Source: aspnetcore/mvc/models/validation.md
• Product: aspnet-core
• Technology: aspnetcore-mvc
• GitHub Login: @Rick-Anderson
• Microsoft Alias: riande

[Rick-Anderson]

I agree, however Mike's other article on the same topic is more accurate. It's not PageRemoteValidation as in the article you cite, it's PageRemoteAttribute

@serpent5 this look like a fun one. What's I'd do i is create a basic RP (Razor Pages) app and check for a unique userName. I'd use in-memory db. Each time you check the DB, if the DB is empty, seed it.

Alternate sample.

Create a RP app with user authorization. You may need to scaffold some of the Identity pages. Add checking for userName or whatever fields Identity requires to be unique.

The Identity sample probably wouldn't be much more complicated and has the advantage of being useful.

[serpent5]

Yep, I'll take this. The existing sample is already using RP, so there might be a way to demonstrate this without adding another project. Unless that's definitely what you want...?

[Rick-Anderson]

Create a dedicated RP sample app. If you go the auth route, maybe use SQLite so it runs on all platforms.