How to Display Validation Messages with Fields in Shopware 6 Forms
When submitting forms in Shopware 6, it’s essential to provide clear and user-friendly validation messages corresponding to the fields causing the errors. An issue often encountered is that only the validation messages are displayed, but the related fields are not shown, leaving users uncertain about which fields need correction.
This guide explains how to resolve the issue and correctly display validation messages and related form fields.
Step to Display Correct Validation Messages with Fields in Shopware 6 Form Submission
To show the fields related to validation errors, use the following code snippet:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 | } catch (ConstraintViolationException $formViolations) { $violations = []; foreach ($formViolations->getViolations() as $violation) { $violations[] = ucfirst(substr($violation->getPropertyPath(), 1)) . ': ' . $violation->getMessage(); } $response[] = [ 'type' => 'danger', 'alert' => $this->renderView('@Storefront/storefront/utilities/alert.html.twig', [ 'type' => 'danger', 'list' => $violations, ]), ]; } |
Using ucfirst(substr($violation->getPropertyPath(), 1))
ensures that the validation error message displays with the corresponding fields.
Conclusion
By adding a simple adjustment to how validation errors are handled in Shopware, you can improve the clarity and usability of form submissions. Including both the validation message and the associated field ensures users know exactly where their input needs correction, leading to a better user experience.
For further assistance in implementing validation messages in your Shopware forms, feel free to contact our Shopware agency.
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