Every Blade View have $errors variable bounded to it unless you set different one by yourself. If you use controller based error handling, you will probably have something like this inside it:
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if ($validator->fails()) { return Redirect::to('/profile') ->withErrors($validator) ->withInput(); } |
We passed validation errors to the profile view using withErrors() method and inside that view you can display them:
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@if($errors->has()) @foreach ($errors->all() as $error) <div>{{ $error }}</div> @endforeach @endif |
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