limit list options available in field B once the list field A is set.

[Humberto Gomes]

Hello,

I’m trying to create my first script. (using script runner/behaviors).

Scenario:

2 list fields. Example:

Field 1: Account Group:

                             Group1

Gropu2

Group2

Field 2: Account Name:

                                Name1

                                Name11

                                Name111

                                Name2

                                Name22

                                Name 3

                                Name 33

The idea is,

if the user selects “Group1” in the first field (account Group),

The second field must show only  Name1, Name11 and Name111 as available options.

if the user selects “Group2” in the first field (account Group),

The second field must show only  Name2, Name22 as available options.

if the user selects “Group3” in the first field (account Group),

The second field must show only  Name3, Name33 and Name333 as available options.

Many thanks.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

I think this example may help get you started - https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/set-behaviour-multi-and-single-select-options-and-value

[Humberto Gomes]

Hi Nic,

Many thanks for your answer.

Can you please help to understand the difference between your solution 

https://library.adaptavist.com/entity/set-behaviour-multi-and-single-select-options-and-value

and this one:

Dynamic Select - Adaptavist Library

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

They're both doing much the same thing, just with slightly different inputs.

I'd actually recommend not doing this with a Script.  Your need is met by a cascading-select list, which you can do off-the-shelf without scripting.

[Humberto Gomes]

"I'd actually recommend not doing this with a Script"  Why?

A cascading select list, do not allow me to select more than 1 option.

I need to be able to select more than 1 option in the second field.

Any other solution?

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

You didn't say you wanted multi-select earlier.  Cascading select won't do that, so yes, use the scripts.