When you learn anything for the first time it's really frustrating. yes but keep learning and one day you will get it right. :)
You can get all the errors from the validator using $validator->errors() this returns an array.
@rdjoks I have pasted a solution I have been able to make work on your StackOverflow question [here] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29040017/capture-and-display-laravel-validation-errors-returned-from-an-http-post-in-ang)
Please let me know if there is a better solution which you may have found.
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