How to Validate Immediately After Leaving Control with Fluent Validation + Blazor Server

I am using Blazor Server, Fluent Validation and Blazored.FluentValidation. I have not really used Fluent Validation for front end for a very long time but I remember when I was using Jquery Validate + Fluent Validation once you tabbed out of say a textbox the basic validations would fire.

So if the field was required, and you left that textbox it would say right away it was required. If you tried to use a more complex control then the validation may not fire until you did a submit.

I can't even get the basic validation to fire immediately and wondering how it can be done.

Even if I use the sample code that comes with Blazored.FluentValidation

 public class Person {     public string? FirstName { get; set; }     public string? LastName { get; set; }     public int? Age { get; set; }     public string? EmailAddress { get; set; }     public Address Address { get; set; } = new(); } public class PersonValidator : AbstractValidator<Person> {     public PersonValidator()     {         RuleSet("Names", () =>         {             RuleFor(p => p.FirstName)             .NotEmpty().WithMessage("You must enter your first name")             .MaximumLength(50).WithMessage("First name cannot be longer than 50 characters");             RuleFor(p => p.LastName)             .NotEmpty().WithMessage("You must enter your last name")             .MaximumLength(50).WithMessage("Last name cannot be longer than 50 characters");         });         RuleFor(p => p.Age)             .NotNull().WithMessage("You must enter your age")             .GreaterThanOrEqualTo(0).WithMessage("Age must be greater than 0")             .LessThan(150).WithMessage("Age cannot be greater than 150");         RuleFor(p => p.EmailAddress)             .NotEmpty().WithMessage("You must enter an email address")             .EmailAddress().WithMessage("You must provide a valid email address")             .MustAsync(async (email, _) => await IsUniqueAsync(email)).WithMessage("Email address must be unique");         RuleFor(p => p.Address).SetValidator(new AddressValidator());     }     private static async Task<bool> IsUniqueAsync(string? email)     {         await Task.Delay(300);         return email?.ToLower() != "mail@my.com";     } }<EditForm Model="@_person" OnValidSubmit="@SubmitValidForm"><FluentValidationValidator @ref="_fluentValidationValidator" DisableAssemblyScanning="@true" /><ValidationSummary /><p><label>First Name: </label><InputText @bind-Value="@_person.FirstName" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => _person.FirstName)" /></p><p><label>Last Name: </label><InputText @bind-Value="@_person.LastName" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => _person.LastName)" /></p><hr /><p><label>Age: </label><InputNumber @bind-Value="@_person.Age" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => _person.Age)" /></p><p><label>Email Address: </label><InputText @bind-Value="@_person.EmailAddress" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => _person.EmailAddress)" /></p><p><label>Address: Line 1: </label><InputText @bind-Value="@_person.Address.Line1" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => _person.Address.Line1)" /></p><p><label>Address: Line 2: </label><InputText @bind-Value="@_person.Address.Line2" /></p><p><label>Address: Town: </label><InputText @bind-Value="@_person.Address.Town" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => _person.Address.Town)" /></p><p><label>Address: County: </label><InputText @bind-Value="@_person.Address.County" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => _person.Address.County)" /></p><p><label>Address: Postcode: </label><InputText @bind-Value="@_person.Address.Postcode" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => _person.Address.Postcode)" /></p><button type="submit">Save</button></EditForm><br /><button @onclick="PartialValidate">Partial Validation</button>    @code {        private readonly Person _person = new();        private FluentValidationValidator? _fluentValidationValidator;        private void SubmitValidForm()             => Console.WriteLine("Form Submitted Successfully!");        private void PartialValidate()             => Console.WriteLine($"Partial validation result : {_fluentValidationValidator?.Validate(options => options.IncludeRuleSets("Names"))}");    }

I only see the validation if I use the submit buttons or if I go into say the "age" box and type an age that is not valid (199) then I will see the validation but if I just go into the box and tab out nothing happens.

I want to be able to go into the empty box and then tab out and see a "required message"

Is this still possible?