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OptionID Validator Configuration Question

Katie Pickrell

Hello,

I have a scenario where I have a multi-select field called "Feature Flags Enabled" with selection options of "INT Enabled", "STG Enabled", "PROD Enabled". What I am looking to do is to prevent the status of changing to "QA" without the INT Enabled option being checked.

I feel like this is either a Validator or Condition on the transition. I found one that allows for the value to be looked at against an OptionID but could not figure out how to change the OptionID to something other than NULL.

Any ideas for how to accomplish this? I am unable to use any paid plugin apps to accomplish this so looking for something out of the box or free.

Thanks!

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Kelly Arrey

Hi @Katie Pickrell,

I think the "Value Field" Condition is what you're looking for.

Hope this helps!

Kel

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Kelly Arrey

Hi @Katie Pickrell,

I think the "Value Field" Condition is what you're looking for.

Hope this helps!

Kel

Katie Pickrell

Hi Kel - Yes this is what I was working on. I actually think I was getting tripped up on the fact that the Value field didn't look like I could type anything in because it's not a text box but I see that I can!

Thank you for helping to point me in the right direction!

Mia Paulin

@mention If the solution is being implemented in code, I would you a try/catch block; I'm a java person, so it would be

try{ /* code that is developed to run and

might cause an error */

}

catch(typeOfException e){

/*code that executes when

exception is caught*/

}

Basically what you would do is make it to where it wasn't null and had to have a value, and if someone inputs a null value, return an error message in the catch block portion For list of execption/error instances that can be caught in a try/catch, consult the API of whatever language you are programming in. (note: in Java, you can create your own sing the "throwable" interface)

Katie Pickrell

Thank you! Unfortunately I am not a code person and have no idea how to implement things like this in code. Hopefully this may help someone else out though!

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