This will use the &subject.vTextRequired for the subject field, and then fallback to the &vTextRequired message for all other fields. &subject.vTextRequired=`Please enter a subject.` &vTextRequired=`Please enter a value for this field.` For example, to override the "required" validator message, simply pass in your FormIt call: [[!FormIt? You can also specify the message per-field by prefixing the field key in the property. VTextEmailInvalid, vTextEmailInvalidDomain If a parameter was specified for the validator, this is it.Ī reference to the fiValidator class instance.Īs of FormIt 2.0-pl, you can override the error messages displayed by the validators, by sending the appropriate property: validator The Validator will send the following properties to the snippet, in the $scriptProperties array: name $validator->addError($key,'Not big enough!') Note how we can add an error to the field here. Then in your Snippet, "isBigEnough": 1000 You can do this by simply specifying the snippet name in the customValidators property: ]Īs of FormIt 1.2.0, all custom validators must be specified in the customValidators property, or they will not be run.Īnd then as a validator on the &validate property: ] Note that this is off by default.Ī valid regular expression to match against. Note that this is off by default.ĭon't replace HTML special chars with their entities. Note that this is on by default.ĭon't strip HTML tags in the field. This will contain a validation error message, which can be set using the &validationErrorMessage property, and using ] in the property value, which will be replaced by all the field errors.Īlso, there is a 1/0 placeholder as well: ] This will fix the call and cause it to work properly.Ī general error message for validators, useful if no errors are showing but validation is failing, is used with the following placeholder: ]
Note: Don't use backticks ` inside a validate call. &validate=`date:required:isDate=^%m/%d/%Y^,įormIt allows you to split the validators on multiple lines if you so choose. Multiple fields and validators are separated by commas: [[!FormIt? The following first checks to see if required, then strips all tags from the post: [[!FormIt? &validate=`text:required:stripTags` Validators can also be "chained", or done in succession. For example, to make the username field required, you could do: ] Validation can simply be done by adding the fields to validate to the &validate property on the Snippet call. To allow HTML tags to be saved/stored, you will need to use the allowTags validator on each field, stipulating which tags are permitted. It is recommended to use the new way by using the &validate property.Īs of FormIt 1.1.4, all fields will automatically have stripTags applied. The old method of doing validation on the input names will still work until FormIt 2.0.0, when it will be removed. To allow HTML tags to be saved/stored, you will need to use the allowSpecialChars validator on each field, that should save raw html tags.Īs of FormIt 1.4.0, validation has changed. As of FormIt 2.2.9, all fields will automatically have html_entities applied.
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