Hello,
I have a confiform with the following fields:-
Field name :- UID (Not Required)
Field Type :- Text
Drop Down Menu:-
field name :- accesstype
ID : 1
Temporary
ID:2
Permanent
Based on the selection of the drop down. UID field will be visible.
If the selection is Permanent then UID field will show for which I have added a rule definition.
After the first rule definition, I have added another rule definition :-
Field name(or regular expression)
accesstype
Condition
accesstype.lable.Permanent AND UID:[empty]
Action to Execute
Validation Rule
Message to show:-
UID is required.
I have gone through the similar post and followed the same steps but somehow this is not working. can anyone please help
accesstype:2 AND UID:[empty]
This should work
I tried this and it did not wor
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How do you have your UID field configured?
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I have added two rules.
based in the selection of permanent, UID will show and the second one is for validation pasted above
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And what is not working for you?
The rule will trigger when someone selected access type as 2 and not provided the UID
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The first rule is working as per the expectation but the second rule does not trigger on form submission and there is no validation messages displayed.
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Hi Alex,
followed every step as per the demo but it is not working.
is there any other method that you could suggest?
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