So what I basically have/need is a small bit of code that takes a
given form and converts the error messages to some JSON for a
javascript layer to process to do various effects.
$result = array();
$result['Saved'] = False;
$formOptions = $form->getWidgetSchema()->getOptions();
$nameFormat = $formOptions['name_format'];
foreach( $form->getErrorSchema() as $k => $v ) {
$id = get_id_from_name( sprintf( "{$nameFormat}", $k ));
$options = $form[$k]->getWidget()->getOptions();
$result[$id] = array( 'id' => $id,
'error' => $v->__toString(),
'label' => $options['label'] );
}
print json_encode( $result );
Is what I have. This however falls apart with embedded forms though,
as I then just get "sf_guard_user_profile" instead of the
"sf_guard_user_profile_fullname" that I need when making 'profile' an
embedded sfGuardUserProfile form to sfGuardUser..
So my question really is: is there a reliable way to simply get errors
in a form with the HTML element ID for each?
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