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As the first parameter to form_set_error(), pass the name of the field to be highlighted. If it's a nested structure, pass it with square brackets, like so:

form_set_error('[your][nested][field]', 'Your Error Message');

There's a convenience wrapper around this, form_error, which takes the element instead of the string, like so:

form_error($form['your_field'], 'Your Error Message');

Also see the docs to form_set_error() (d7).

As the first parameter to form_set_error(), pass the name of the field to be highlighted. If it's a nested structure, pass it with square brackets, like so:

form_set_error('[your][nested][field]', 'Your Error Message');

Also see the docs to form_set_error() (d7).

As the first parameter to form_set_error(), pass the name of the field to be highlighted. If it's a nested structure, pass it with square brackets, like so:

form_set_error('[your][nested][field]', 'Your Error Message');

There's a convenience wrapper around this, form_error, which takes the element instead of the string, like so:

form_error($form['your_field'], 'Your Error Message');

Also see the docs to form_set_error() (d7).

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As the first parameter to form_set_error(), pass the name of the field to be highlighted. If it's a nested structure, pass it with square brackets, like so:

form_set_error('[your][nested][field]', 'Your Error Message');

Also see the docs to form_set_error() (d7).