When the user enters an invalid email, the error message displayed is 'email_invalid' instead of the translated error message.
The reason for that is that the module does not implement hook_field_widget_error().
The default validation mechanism then uses the variable $error['error'] instead of $error['message'] as the error to be displayed. Therefore, even though the proper $error['message'] is defined in email_field_validate(), it is bypassed and the error code 'email_invalid' is displayed.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #3 | email-1048540-1.patch | 440 bytes | jsenich |
| email-validation-error.patch | 334 bytes | Narthorn |
Comments
Comment #1
DavidHadaller commentedI had the same issue, applied this patch to email-7.x-1.0-beta1, and the error message is correctly displayed. Implementing hook_field_widget_error, as Narthorn does, is the correct solution to this issue in my opinion; I have solved it the same way in custom fields I've created.
Comment #3
jsenich commentedThis worked for me. Here's the patch against 7.x-1.x-dev.
Comment #4
hnln commentedsub and patch seems to work
Comment #5
afeijothe patch works, thanks
is this module abandoned? if the author needs a hand to patch, test and commit, I can jump in
Comment #6
bocaj commentedI can confirm as well that this patch fixes the bug. Would love to see this committed!
Comment #7
Andrew Schulman commentedConfirmed here as well.
Comment #8
mh86 commentedCommitted patch from #3. Thanks for the patch and the reviews!