I've managed to get the input going to my server, and the server responding if the input is valid, or returning an error object if not.
I'm just not sure how to use the returned error object to actually do something. There are many examples around the internet of how to loop through the error object and display the message but that isn't exactly what I'm after.
I have a form component which has a bunch of fields that look like:
and validateInput in the component looks like
validateInput() {
let account = get(this, 'account');
account.save().then(() => {
console.log('success!'); // add class to the input field
}).catch((adapterError) => {
console.log(account.get('errors')); // add different class to the input field
console.log(adapterError);
});
},
As mentioned above, this triggers and either returns successful or error message
But how do I take the result and use it to add classes to the class key of the input field?
I did attempt with the following
hasError: false,
actions: {
validateInput() {
let account = get(this, 'account');
account.save().then(() => {
set(this, 'hasError', false);
}).catch((adapterError) => {
set(this, 'hasError', true);
});
},
}
And then a if statement in the front, which kind of worked but didn't re-trigger if the user changes the input for a second time.
Am I supposed to use a computed property for this? If so how would one look?
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