Re: [Wonder-disc] Using Validity...

[Michael S. <ms...@ga...>]

One way you could do this is add a GSVExceptionViewer to the top of 
your page with the "showAllErrors" as you indicated.  Next I usually 
will place another GSVExceptionViewer by each field or a group of 
fields and give it the appropriate keys.  This way the errors are all 
displayed at the top, as well as, near the field where the actual error 
exists.

If you want to display the errors for more that one field, but not all 
of them, you can enter something like the following into the 
attributeKeys binding:   "key1:key2:key3"

Michael


On Wednesday, February 26, 2003, at 08:23 PM, David LeBer wrote:

> ValidityModeler is now working and I've gone through the tutorial and 
> have a
> question:
>
> I want to display all of the validation errors in one place using the
> "showAllErrors" binding of the GSVExceptionViewer but want to flag the
> fields containing errors (*, !, different colour, etc).
>
> I built a reusable component ExceptionConditional, basically 
> eviscerating
> the code of GSVExceptionViewer so that it is just displays its 
> contents if
> there are exceptions for a given attribute.
>
> It works and that is cool, but being new to Validity, is there an 
> easier
> way? Some simple binding I'm missing?
>
> ;david
>
> -- 
> David LeBer
> Align Software Inc.
>
>
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