List all validation errors
The most common use case is to list all the validation errors. You can do this with the all tag.
If there are no errors, the tag will output nothing at all, so you can put your wrapping html around the inner messages tag pair.
{{ get_errors:all }}<div class="errors"> <p>Oops, something went wrong!</p> <ul> {{ messages }} <li>{{ message }}</li> {{ /messages }} </ul></div>{{ /get_errors:all }}List errors for a specific field
You can replace all with a field's handle to get errors for just that field.
{{ get_errors:fieldname }}<div class="errors"> <p>Oops, something went wrong!</p> <ul> {{ messages }} <li>{{ message }}</li> {{ /messages }} </ul></div>{{ /get_errors:fieldname }}Get the first error for a specific field
Useful for outputting inline errors, you can use the get_error tag.
{{ get_error:fieldname }} <div class="inline-error">{{ message }}</div>{{ /get_error:fieldname }}
Note
That's get_error (singular), not get_errors.
Getting all errors, grouped by field
Using the standalone tag, you can loop through fields and then their errors.
{{ get_errors }} <div class="errors"> Oops! {{ fields }} <p>{{ field }}</p> <ul> {{ messages }} <li>{{ message }}</li> {{ /messages }} </ul> {{ /fields }} </div>{{ /get_errors }}Parameters
bag
string
The error bag. Defaults to default. You may have differently named bags if you have multiple forms on a page.
