Has method with scope name only
See original GitHub issueVersions:
- VueJs: 2.5.13
- Vee-Validate: 2.0.1
Description:
I want to display a block of error message in my component. All v-validate are associated with data-vv-scope.
Now, i’ve created a bloc for that :
<span class="danger" v-show="errors.has('scope.field1') || errors.has('scope.field2')"> {{ errors.first('scope.field1') }} {{ errors.first('scope.field2') }} </span>
It’s work.
I wondering if it that possible to shorten that. like errors.has(‘scope.*’) or scope alone, my tests isn’t working with it.
with that, can I make a for loop to display every messages ?
Thanks.
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It is now implemented as suggested:
errors.has('scope.*')
You can display every errors for one scope like this:
or like this: