root/tags/0.11.1RC3/samples/app/config/global_filters.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<configurations xmlns="http://agavi.org/agavi/1.0/config">
  
  <configuration context="web">
    <filters>
      
      <filter name="FormPopulationFilter" class="AgaviFormPopulationFilter">
        <parameter name="methods">
          <parameter>write</parameter>
        </parameter>
        <parameter name="output_types">
          <parameter>html</parameter>
          <parameter>xhtml</parameter>
        </parameter>
        <!-- for all field error messages. errors that yield no match and those that have no corresponding field are inserted using rules defined in "error_messages". errors that belong to more than one field (e.g. date validator) can be handled using "multi_field_error_messages" -->
        <parameter name="field_error_messages">
          <!-- ${htmlnsPrefix} is either empty (for HTML) or something like "html:" for XHTML documents with xmlns="..." notation. Always use this, makes your code more bullet proof. XPath needs the namespaces when the document is namespaced -->
          <parameter name="parent::${htmlnsPrefix}dd">
            <!-- can be any of "before", "after" or "child" (to insert as prev, next sibling or last child) -->
            <parameter name="location">after</parameter>
            <!-- a container groups all errors for one element -->
            <parameter name="container"><![CDATA[<dd>${errorMessages}</dd>]]></parameter>
            <parameter name="markup"><![CDATA[<p class="error">${errorMessage}</p>]]></parameter>
          </parameter>
          <!-- you could have more rules above, e.g. ${htmlnsPrefix}input[@type="checkbox"]... to have a rule that only applies to checkbox elements. first match is used. -->
        </parameter>
      </filter>
      
    </filters>
  </configuration>
  
</configurations>