Re: How can I display CakePHP input validation errors in a different container input

2010-08-16 Thread Miles J
Do you mean something like this? http://milesj.me/blog/read/10/Displaying-Form-Errors-As-A-List-In-CakePHP On Aug 15, 8:35 am, euromark dereurom...@googlemail.com wrote: if you bake your views/forms this should be done automatically IF you set up your model relations accordingly anyway

Re: How can I display CakePHP input validation errors in a different container input

2010-08-15 Thread rez...@gmail.com
what's meant of redirect this errors for concrete input or group inputs ? really I want to help you Sorry , I can't understand what you want Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others with their CakePHP related questions. You received this message because you are

Re: How can I display CakePHP input validation errors in a different container input

2010-08-15 Thread Zaky Katalan-Ezra
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Re: How can I display CakePHP input validation errors in a different container input

2010-08-15 Thread Petr Vytlačil
Hi I will try to describe my problem better: I have database tables addresses and user so i have two models User and Address. User haveone malingaddress (class Address) and billaddress (class Address) this is definate in model User. How is registration form where are inputs for information about

Re: How can I display CakePHP input validation errors in a different container input

2010-08-15 Thread Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
Make some deliberate input errors in your form, and then place this in your Address model code: die(debug($this-validationErrors)); This will show you the output of your validation errors array, and then you'll know what values to extract and display. Jeremy Burns Class Outfit

Re: How can I display CakePHP input validation errors in a different container input

2010-08-15 Thread euromark
if you bake your views/forms this should be done automatically IF you set up your model relations accordingly anyway maybe somethings wrong here you should post your code for details On 15 Aug., 16:30, Petr Vytlačil petr.vytla...@gmail.com wrote: Hi I will try to describe my problem better:

Re: How can I display CakePHP input validation errors in a different container input

2010-08-14 Thread Petr Vytlačil
Nobody know solution? On 13 srp, 13:22, Petr Vytlačil petr.vytla...@gmail.com wrote: Hi is any way how i can display input validation errors in different container input? For examle a have model address and user model has deliver and billing address sou a need in form for greate user account

How can I display CakePHP input validation errors in a different container input

2010-08-13 Thread Petr Vytlačil
Hi is any way how i can display input validation errors in different container input? For examle a have model address and user model has deliver and billing address sou a need in form for greate user account twice inputs for address. $form-input(Deliveraddress.street);