Here is a small recipe about making some things a little more beautiful using asp.net Validators and some javascript.
What do we need:
- ASP.NET Validators like RequiredFieldValidator
- jQuery
- jQuery Tooltip
- A nice tooltip image and some css
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In Firefox there is an address bar and a separate search bar. If you type something in address bar and not directly the address that you are looking for, firefox utilizes the Feeling Lucky feature and loads the first webpage that google suggests.
This feature seems to be missing in Google Chrome as it has only one address bar that in case you don’t type a correct address you get the search results for what you have typed. But…. the “Feeling lucky search” feature can also be enabled via the custom search engines google chrome offers.
1) Create a custom search engine in Google Chrome:
2) Add a search engine with the following properties:

Chrome Feeling Lucky Search
- Name: Google Feeling Lucky
- Keyword: fl (or whatever else you like as a shortcut)
- URL: http://www.google.com/search?q=%s&btnI=Im+Feeling+Lucky
Now when you type “fl” and press TAB button whatever you write chrome is activating the Feeling lucky feature and it loads the first result that google thinks you want.