Validation: setName doesn't work for attribute

Hi guys. I have some troubles with setName and attributes. My code looks like this:

$validator = v::attribute('email', v::notEmpty()->email())->setName('Email Field')
    ->attribute('password', v::notEmpty()->noWhitespace())->setName('Password Field');
$this->validator->assert($entity);

$errors = $ex->findMessages([
    'email' => 'Error: {{name}}',
    'notEmpty' => 'Error: {{name}}',
    'noWhitespace' => 'Error: {{name}}'
]);

I’ve expected to see error

Error: Email Field Error: Password Field

But I’ve got

Error: email Error: password

Why so? How I can set name for attribute correctly? Thank you.

About this issue

Original URL
State: closed
Created 9 years ago
Comments: 15 (7 by maintainers)

Commits related to this issue

Added test for issue #620 — committed to auburus/Validation by auburus 8 years ago

Most upvoted comments

This bug was finally fixed on versions 1.0.11 and 1.1.6 by #675.

I’m very sorry about my delay (I talked about that already https://github.com/Respect/Validation/issues/620#issuecomment-237474435).

Thanks for reporting! 🐼

henriquemoody on Sep 17, 2016

Unfortunately the AttributeSet rule won’t fix the problem, but it’s a nice idea. Can you create a issue for that, @batusa?

henriquemoody on May 5, 2016

This still doesn’t work:

$user = new \stdClass;
$user->email = 'Ale@@@xandre';
$user->password = 'Ale@@@xandre';

$username = v::attribute('email', v::notEmpty()->email()->setName('Email Field'))
    ->attribute('password', v::notEmpty()->noWhitespace()->setName('Password Field'))
    ->assert($user);`

Result: Array ( [0] => email must be valid email )

Thanks. 😃

francoism90 on May 3, 2016