I need to know if there are already translations for form validation messages or what is the recommended way to do this.
I found these lines in the semantic.js but I do not know are just these...
text: {
unspecifiedRule : 'Please enter a valid value',
unspecifiedField : 'This field'
},
prompt: {
empty : '{name} must have a value',
checked : '{name} must be checked',
email : '{name} must be a valid e-mail',
url : '{name} must be a valid url',
regExp : '{name} is not formatted correctly',
integer : '{name} must be an integer',
decimal : '{name} must be a decimal number',
number : '{name} must be set to a number',
is : '{name} must be "{ruleValue}"',
isExactly : '{name} must be exactly "{ruleValue}"',
not : '{name} cannot be set to "{ruleValue}"',
notExactly : '{name} cannot be set to exactly "{ruleValue}"',
contain : '{name} cannot contain "{ruleValue}"',
containExactly : '{name} cannot contain exactly "{ruleValue}"',
doesntContain : '{name} must contain "{ruleValue}"',
doesntContainExactly : '{name} must contain exactly "{ruleValue}"',
minLength : '{name} must be at least {ruleValue} characters',
length : '{name} must be at least {ruleValue} characters',
exactLength : '{name} must be exactly {ruleValue} characters',
maxLength : '{name} cannot be longer than {ruleValue} characters',
match : '{name} must match {ruleValue} field',
different : '{name} must have a different value than {ruleValue} field',
creditCard : '{name} must be a valid credit card number',
minCount : '{name} must have at least {ruleValue} choices',
exactCount : '{name} must have exactly {ruleValue} choices',
maxCount : '{name} must have {ruleValue} or less choices'
},
...
error: {
identifier : 'You must specify a string identifier for each field',
method : 'The method you called is not defined.',
noRule : 'There is no rule matching the one you specified',
oldSyntax : 'Starting in 2.0 forms now only take a single settings object. Validation settings converted to new syntax automatically.'
}
I'm starting with Semantic UI and really very happy with it.
Thank you.
Well. I just published an example in the Brazilian Portuguese language in https://gist.github.com/natanfelles/3467aea2251574b2e60d95bef30ea10c.
@natanfelles
Glad you liked it! Your example is a fine working solution, and I did something similar in the past. The following is a standard response.
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