Suppress the error message generated by input() with

$form->input('Project.proj_start',
array('div'=>false,'id'=>'ProjectProjStart','label'=>false,'size'=>15,'type'=>'text',
'error' => false));

Then add the error after the image with $form-
>error("Project.proj_start");

Geoff
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http://lemoncake.wordpress.com

On Aug 10, 1:01 pm, pbland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is anyone displaying an image or some text after an input field in a
> view? And what happens if there's an error for this input field?


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