To display validation errors in the form, you can use Laravel's built-in $errors variable, which is automatically shared with the view when validation fails. Here's how you can show the error messages
Industry
Logistics and travel
Business Age
12
Current Business Capital
100000.00
Expansion Ideas
To display validation errors in the form, you can use Laravel's built-in $errors variable, which is automatically shared with the view when validation fails. Here's how you can show the error messages
Monthly ROI
30000.00
Partnership Amount
500000.00
Promised ROI
2000
Further Details
To display validation errors in the form, you can use Laravel's built-in $errors variable, which is automatically shared with the view when validation fails. Here's how you can show the error messages
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