I am trying to get custom tags in error messages. My inputs are nested and I can check them using dot notation (e.g. POLICY.HOLDER.NAME ). They must be nested and all the caps so that they match the db structure, so I can easily assign them to the masses.
Using the same notation in 'attributes' => ['POLICY.HOLDER.NAME' => 'Policy Holder'] in resources/lang/en/validation.php failed.
I'm just trying to get them to match the labels that I set on the form.
app / Http / Controllers / OfferController.php (only the interesting part)
public function postOffer(OfferRequest $request) { // $post_data = $request->all(); if (isset($post_data['POLICY'])) { // code to get data from $_POST and assign to models } }
application / Http / Requests / OfferRequest.php
<?php namespace App\Http\Requests; use App\Http\Requests\Request, Auth; class OfertaRequest extends Request { public function authorize() { return Auth::check(); } public function rules() { return [ 'POLICY.HOLDER.NAME' => 'required', ]; } public function forbiddenResponse() { return Response::make('Permission denied foo!', 403); } }
resources / languages / EN / validation.php
'attributes' => [ 'POLICY.HOLDER.NAME' => 'Some custom string here...', ],
As you can see, I tried adding the input name to the array of custom validation attributes without success. Here is the error message that I get when I exit blank input:
. holde r. n field m e.
Pay attention to spaces. I tried it too, it didn't work.
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