It's still early in the morning here in NZ so my brain has not
switched on completely...
However, I know for sure that the html and form helper have access to
the validation errors list. Check out this function found in the html
helper :
function tagIsInvalid($model, $field) {
return empty($this->validationErrors[$model][$field]) ? 0 :
$this->validationErrors[$model][$field];
}
So, the html helper definitely has access to the list. Also, another
function which may give us a clue :
function validateErrors() {
$objects = func_get_args();
if (!count($objects)) {
return false;
}
$errors = array();
foreach($objects as $object) {
$errors = array_merge($errors,
$object->invalidFields($object->data));
}
return $this->validationErrors = (count($errors) ? $errors : false);
}
I would start debugging in your view's on $this->validationErrors, or
access them via the html helper using the handy functions you find in
there (such as tagIsInvalid).
HTH
mikee
On 13/01/07, tracyfloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd like to be able to customize how a form's validation errors are
displayed... i.e. instead of using the tagErrorMsg and having it spit
out a div with a class applied to it for each error message, I'd like
to just make the field label text red and add something like: "Please
correct the errors below...". I can't figure out how to access the
validationErrors in my view, though. I can see them when I run a
print_r on $this in my controller (but of course they aren't in the
viewVars). Any ideas?
>
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