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In order to display form errors from a model or models as a summart you could use: |
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In order to display form errors from a model or models as a summary you could use: |
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<?= Html::errorSummary($posts, ['class' => 'errors']) ?> |
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### Names and values |
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There are methods to get names, ids and values for input fields based on the model. These are mailly used internally |
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There are methods to get names, ids and values for input fields based on the model. These are mainly used internally |
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but could be handy sometimes: |
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In the above first argument is the model while the second one is attribute expression. In its simplest for it's |
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In the above first argument is the model while the second one is attribute expression. In its simplest form it's |
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attribute name but it could be an attribute name prefixed and/or suffixed with array indexes which are mainly used |
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