this by default adds a typevalidator to your form component.
the key you need to build is TypeValidator=message
or fieldid.TypeValidator=message
-Igor
On 2/1/06, David Leangen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If this mail is out of order, I apologise. Something weird is happening
with my mails, and they are not being received in order... They're also
taking a long time to reach the list.
> It
> looks like it searching for a property named "TypeValidator" in your
> properties files which it doesn't find. Are you using any properties
> files? What is the message the user gets in 1.1 on providing a
> none-valid input?
No, message, since I was not using a validator.
I don't have a properties file, either.
I tried putting something in IndexPage.properties, but that didn't seem
to work:
<formId>.<fieldId>.TypeValidator=com.company.Validator
Cheers,
Dave
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