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Validate multi select customfield in transition

Wolfgang Fellner

I would like to validate the selected option(s) of a multi select customfield in order to check if an other field is filled or not.

I already do this for select lists using a simple scripted validator (groovy script runner plugin):

if ( cfValues['some select list'].value == "some value") {
  if ( !cfValues['some dependent customfield'] ) {false} else {true}
} else {true}

How does the script have to look like when using a multi select list instead of a select list?

Accepted answers

JamieA

You want to see if your multiselect contains some option value? It should return a List of Options, so you could use:

cfValues["Some Multiselect"]*.value.contains("Some value")

Note spread-dot operator to convert list of Options to list of Strings.

Note that if you had tagged your question you might get better answers.

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Nitram

Hi Wolf,

You need to add a "For" condition before the if else condition, since it is multi select, you need to take the options and you need to check whether the option is selected. Then you can have your logic. For eg

for(var i=0;i&lt;oSelect.options.length;i++){
   if(oSelect.options[i].selected){
       Have your logic
   }
}

JamieA

Sorry to downvote but you have written javascript, whereas he is using groovy.

JamieA

You want to see if your multiselect contains some option value? It should return a List of Options, so you could use:

cfValues["Some Multiselect"]*.value.contains("Some value")

Note spread-dot operator to convert list of Options to list of Strings.

Note that if you had tagged your question you might get better answers.

JamieA

You need to add a null check too as you will get null when there are no options set.

Wolfgang Fellner

Thank you very much. That works :-)

JamesR

Jamie, it seems that -- more often than not -- whenever I have a pressing question, your proposed solutions are the ones that save me (even when I'm not the one posting the question).

Thanks again and again and again.

Have a great weekend.

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