ayanova/src/api/gzvalidate.js

@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ export default {
     //CHECK PREREQUISITES IN DEV MODE TO ENSURE FORM ISN"T MISSING NEEDE DATA ATTRIBUTES ETC
     if (v.$gzdevmode()) {
       //make sure serverErrors is defined on data
-      if (!v$_.has(v, "serverError")) {
+      if (!v.$_.has(v, "serverError")) {
         throw "DEV ERROR gzvalidate::ServerErrors -> serverError seems to be missing from form's vue data object";
       }
 
@@ -303,12 +303,28 @@ Here are all the API level error codes that can be returned by the API server:
   "ErrorAPI2201":"Required field",
   "ErrorAPI2202":"Length exceeded",
   "ErrorAPI2203":"Invalid value"
+
+  Validation errors for fields will have a code of one of the following:
+  | RequiredPropertyEmpty | An AyaNova fixed rule required property value is empty |
+| CustomRequiredPropertyEmpty | A user customized form property set to required has an empty value |
+| RequiredPropertyMissing | Required property is missing entirely |
+| LengthExceeded | A text property has more characters than are allowed.  The limit will be returned in the `message` property of the validation error |
+| NotUnique | A text property is required to be unique but an existing identical value was found in the database |
+| StartDateMustComeBeforeEndDate | When an object requires a start and end date the start date must be earlier than the end date |
+| InvalidValue | Generic error indicating an input object's property is not set correctly |
+| ReferentialIntegrity | Indicates modifying the object (usually a delete) will break the link to other records in the database.  The other records need to be modified before continuing |
+| InvalidOperation | Indicates the operation is invalid, details provided in the `message`  |
+| NotChangeable | Indicates the attempted property change is invalid because the value is fixed and cannot be changed  |
+
  */
     var ret = [];
 
+
+return ret;
+
     //check for errors if we have any errors
     if (!v.$_.isEmpty(v.serverError)) {
-      debugger;
+      //debugger;
       //First let's get the top level error code
 
       var apiErrorCode = parseInt(v.serverError.code);
@@ -331,7 +347,12 @@ Here are all the API level error codes that can be returned by the API server:
          var errorsForField= v.$_.where(v.serverError.details, {target: ref});
           if(errorsForField.length>0){
             //iterate the errorsForField objects, build a return message for each error separated by a newline and Bob's your lobster
-            
+            v.$_.each(errorsForField,function(ve){
+              var err="";
+              if(ve.message){
+                err=err+ve.message;
+              }
+            })
           }
 
         } else {