Description
Here is a question I asked on Stackoverflow about a validation rule. It seems it does not exists.
My question is about Laravel validation rules.
I have two inputs a
and b
. a
is a select input with three possible values: x
, y
and z
. I want to write this rule:
b
must have a value only ifa
values isx
.
Andb
must be empty otherwise.
Is there a way to write such a rule? I tried required_with
, required_without
but it seems it can not cover my case.
In other words, if the previous explanation was not clear enough:
- If
a
==x
,b
must have a value. - If
a
!=x
,b
must be empty.
Original Post: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48420718/required-field-only-if-another-field-has-a-value-must-be-empty-otherwise
Is this kind of rule interesting for "Laravel Validation Rules"? It seems this collection of rule is about "things" (like credit card), not generic rules: so maybe such a rule does not have its place here. What do you think? Should I submit a PR?