Complete the code to define a custom error message for the 'email' field in Laravel validation.
$request->validate(['email' => 'required|email'], ['email.[1]' => 'Please enter a valid email address.']);
The key 'email.email' specifies the custom message for the 'email' validation rule on the 'email' field.
Complete the code to add a custom error message for the 'password' field's minimum length rule.
$request->validate(['password' => 'required|min:8'], ['password.[1]' => 'Password must be at least 8 characters.']);
The key 'password.min' targets the 'min' rule on the 'password' field. Only the rule name 'min' is used after the dot.
Fix the error in the custom messages array to correctly target the 'username' field's 'unique' rule.
$messages = ['username[1]unique' => 'This username is already taken.'];
The dot '.' is used to separate the field name and the rule name in Laravel custom messages.
Complete the code to create a custom message for the 'age' field's 'between' rule with parameters 18 and 65.
$messages = ['age[1]between:18,65' => 'Age must be between 18 and 65.'];
The key format is 'field.Use '.' between field and rule, and ':' before parameters.
Fill all three blanks to define custom messages for a form with fields 'title' and 'content' using Laravel's validate method.
$request->validate(['title' => 'required|max:255', 'content' => 'required'], ['title[1]required' => 'Title is needed.', 'title[2]max' => 'Title is too long.', 'content[3]required' => 'Content cannot be empty.']);
Each custom message key uses a dot '.' to separate the field name and the rule name.