Re: validation conflicts: two forms, one model, one page
It's a workaround, but did the trick: $('#FormName .error-message').hide()
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Re: validation conflicts: two forms, one model, one page
Hmm... the Auth component sets the flash message "Message.auth" and
checks for it in the view:
if ($session->check('Message.auth')) {
$session->flash('auth');
}
Maybe you can do something similar?
http://book.cakephp.org/view/564/Displaying-Auth-Error-Messages
On 23-Oct-08, at 7:24 PM, RyOnLife wrote:
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> I have a single page which contains both a login and a registration
> form,
> both post to the 'User' model. When the 'username' field in the
> registration
> form has a validation error, Cake shows the message on the
> 'username' field
> in the registration form and the 'login' form. How can I contain the
> error
> message to the appropriate form?
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