Question

I m using the form validation library and have something like this in the view

<p>
        <label for="NAME">Name <span class="required">*</span></label>
        <?php echo form_error( NAME ); ?>
        <br /><input id="NAME" type="text" name="NAME" class="" value="<?php echo set_value( NAME ); ?>"  />
</p>

I d like to add a class to the input that is dependent on the form error so i could have something like this

<input id="NAME" type="text" name="NAME" class="<?php echo $error;?>" value="<?php echo set_value( NAME ); ?>"

I realize that it would have to be a bit more complicated, but I d like to this this without creating a custom rule callback for every field.

Thanks ~Daniel

Answer 1

If you set all your validation fields in your controller using:

$this->validation->set_fields()

You will have access to any possible error messages, which you could use in the following manner:

<input id="NAME" name="NAME" value="<?php echo $this->validation->NAME; ?>" <?php echo (!empty($this->validation->NAME_error)) ?  class="error"  :   ; ?> />

http://codeigniter.com/user_guide/libraries/validation.html

As pointed out in the comments, the code above references the old validation library. The new 1.7 way to perform this task would be:

<input id="NAME" name="NAME" value="<?php echo set_value( NAME ); ?>" <?php echo (!empty(form_error( NAME )) ?  class="error"  :   ; ?> />

Answer 2

I just realized, there is a way to do this with error delimiters

$this->form_validation->set_error_delimiters( <br /><span class="error"> ,  </span> );

I this makes it much easier.

But just out of curiosity, Is there any way of doing this with class in the input?

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