In this video, we’ll see how we can handle inline form validation with InertiaJS and Laravel. As an example, we’ll use a basic todo list where we can edit each item using an inline form.
The problem we’re trying to solve is connecting the returned validation errors with the exact todo item that triggered them. To do that, we use Laravel’s named error bags - they allow us to set a unique name that we can later on use to identify the todo that should display the validation messages.
There's also a shorter, written version of this here:
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