if(!is_null($request->instagram_link)) {
$this->validate($request, [
'instagram_link'=> [
'active_url',
'regex:/^https?\:\/\/(www\.){0,1}instagram\.com\/(\S)+$/',
],
]);
}
The code snippet above throws an exception (on validation failure) and redirects returning HTTP:422, with the appropriate error(s) available in response; which is expected behaviour according to documentation. But it also brings a pop-up which says: Unknown error occured! I want to override the message pop-up to display the appropriate error contained in the response. A hint please on how to accomplish this.
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