The Range constraint in Symfony2 allows you to specify minimum and maximum values with messages to be shown depending on the input being over or under the limits.
/**
* @Assert\Range(
* min = 120,
* max = 180,
* minMessage = "You must be at least {{ limit }}cm tall to enter",
* maxMessage = "You cannot be taller than {{ limit }}cm to enter"
* )
*/
How can I specify a generic message that's not about the minimum or the maximum? For eg.:
/*
* ...
* outOfRangeMessage = "You must be between {{ min }} and {{ max }} to enter."
* ...
*/
There is no such outOfRangeMessage
parameter. There is an invalidMessage
parameter, but that's only returned when the input isn't a number at all, which doesn't work for my purpose.
The worst way to do it is to hard-code the min
and max
values and repeat the message twice, like this:
/*
* ...
* minMessage = "You must be between 120 and 180 to enter.",
* maxMessage = "You must be between 120 and 180 to enter."
* ...
*/
but this is terrible.
There is no way to do this. You can only use limit
and value
params inside the messages. Also you can override RangeValidator:validate
method to add more params
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