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Manager::__toString() must not throw an exception error #69
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I can't reproduce your issue. |
I've recieved such error when used Unique With Validator. After that I've stopped to use Unique validator. |
Currently only is supported native Laravel Validations. Laravel Validation Factory resolver only accepts one resolver, so only one Validation package can be installed. |
Update eta @torrentalle? |
Added support for using Valiadator packages and classes. By default are validate using Ajax like database validations. This feature is ready to test. See pull #79 |
Allow class validations. Resolves issue #69
This feature is published to v1.2.0rc1 pre-release. |
Hello I try to implement laravel-jsvalidation in my app, and in controller I try:
$validator = JsValidator::make(['field0' => 'min:3']);
return view('registration.registration')->with(['validator' => $validator]);
and than in view:
{!! $validator !!}
and I get:
Manager::__toString() must not throw an exception error
What's the problem? It's laravel 5.1
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