To use the index of a field in the error message for Laravel array validation, you can use the :key
placeholder in the message. For example, if you have a validation rule for an array items
with a minimum length of 2:
$rules = [
'items.*' => 'required|min:2',
];
$messages = [
'items.*.min' => 'The :attribute at index :key must have a minimum length of :min.',
];
In the error message, the :attribute
placeholder will be replaced by the name of the field (items
in this case), and the :key
placeholder will be replaced by the index of the invalid item. For example, if the second item in the array is invalid, the error message might be:
The items at index 1 must have a minimum length of 2.
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