sqlerror
Tag
Attribute List:
By default, the error message will be displayed just above the field
which generated it. Using this tag allows you to specify where the
error messages should go for each individual field. It will be ignored
for "display" templates. This must go inside the sqlrow tag.
Note that the only messages that will be displayed here are the ones
indicated by constraints on the sqlfield (i.e.
the constraints, numeric, max,
min, and required attributes). SQL errors
that occur will not be displayed here; instead, use sqlrowerror.
Type of tag: Self-closing
Attributes
name
Required: Yes
Values: A valid column name (see sqlfield).
Indicates which column to associate the error message with. There can
be only one
sqlerror tag with a given name.
startMarkup
Required: No
Values: Any HTML markup
This allows you to put markup before the error; the markup will not be
displayed if the error isn't displayed, but will be displayed if the
error is displayed. You can use this to e.g. enclose the error in a
separate row, which would not appear if the error didn't:
<sqlerror name="field1"
startMarkup="<tr><td colspan='4'>"
endMarkup="</td></tr>" />
endMarkup
Required: No
Values: Any HTML markup
If given, the value of this attribute will be displayed after the error
if the error is displayed (and will not be displayed if the error is
not displayed). See startMarkup.
class
Required: No
Values: CSS class
Works like any other class
attribute.
style
Values: CSS style
Works like any other style
attribute.