You can get all validation errors from the
$this->validationErrors variable on the view. Then feel free to iterate through them and display as you like. They will be organized by model, like so:array(
'User' => array(
'username' => 'This field cannot be empty.',
'password' => 'This field cannot be empty.'
)
);
Then you can iterate through them on the view and display them as such. This example displays them as an unordered list:
$errors = '';
foreach ($this->validationErrors['User'] as $validationError) {
$errors .= $this->Html->tag('li', $validationError);
}
echo $this->Html->tag('ul', $errors);
Lastly, you can hide the form helper's automatic error messages by hiding them with CSS or setting the FormHelper defaults to not show them.
CSS
.input.error {
display: none;
}
or
in the view
$this->Form->inputDefaults(array(
'error' => false
));
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