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Sep 18, 2024
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How to use $errors in laravel blade component
I want to get validation errors inside of blade component(php file), how to do that? in typical blade pages I could use @error, and get the message if there is corresponding validation error.
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@vincent15000 @error only works in blade files, not php component(in the php file)
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@amir5 Blade components are blade files. You just have to pass the error to the component.
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@amir5 you can pass the error field name with props to your component. Let you have a input component File
@props(['name', 'errors'])
<div>
<label for="{{ $name }}">{{ ucfirst($name) }}</label>
<input id="{{ $name }}" type="text" name="{{ $name }}" value="{{ old($name) }}">
<!-- Display validation error if it exists -->
@if ($errors->has($name))
<p class="text-red-600 text-sm">{{ $errors->first($name) }}</p>
@endif
</div>
Here how to use it
<x-form.input name="email" :errors="$errors" />
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@Shivamyadav when you create a component e.g, make:component Test, it creates two files, one app/View/Components/Test.php, and resources/views/components/test.blade.php. I want to get the errors inside of app/View/Components/Test.php file, not resources/views/components/test.blade.php blade file
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@amir5 you can get the ErrorBag inside a component which will return a MessageBag instance
$errors = $this->getErrorBag() // MessageBag
Then you can interrogate it in a similar way to the Blade templates
$errors->has('email') // Boolean; does the bag have any `email` messages
$errors->first('email') // first error message for `email` field
$errors->any() // Boolean; does the bag have any messages?
$errors->all() // array of all messages in the bag
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Thnx @shivamyadav
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@nilsaflorida Even it's not your thread. I feel happy 😊 It helps u
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