Help with script to require field based on another field

[Jenifer Kuntz]

I am trying to make a field required based on another field.  If my Code Reviewer State field is set to Requested I need the Code Reviewer Name to be required.  I am using a validator scripted field.  When I custom script validator it is always allowing the transition.  If I use simple scripted validator it does not allow the transition even if both fields are populated. What am I missing?

TIA

Jenifer

FormField pro = getFieldByName("Code Reviewer State")
FormField ecp = getFieldById("Code Reviewer Name")
 
String vpro = (String) pro.getFormValue()
String vecp = (String) ecp.getFormValue()
 
 
  if (vpro == "Requested") {
              ecp.setRequired(true)
  }else{
        ecp.setRequired(false)
 }

[Mark McCormack _Adaptavist_ · Accepted solution]

Converting Jamie's comment to answer so that this question shows as answered:

cfValues['Product Development']?.value != 'Yes' || cfValues['Done Environment']

That will make Done Environment required if Prod Dev is set to Yes.

[Jenifer Kuntz]

Thank you Jamie! That worked!

[JamieA]

cfValues['Product Development']?.value != 'Yes' || cfValues['Done Environment'] That will make Done Environment required if Prod Dev is set to Yes.

[Jenifer Kuntz]

I also tried this in the condition for a simple script: cfValues['Product Development']?.value == 'Yes' && cfValues['Done Environment']?.value == ' '

[Jenifer Kuntz]

OK, finally got back to this. This is what I have but it is still not working. Any help would be appreciated. import com.atlassian.jira.issue.Issue import com.opensymphony.workflow.InvalidInputException Issue myIssue = issue; if ((cfValue['Product Development'] == "Yes") && ((cfValues['Done Environment'] == " ")) { invalidInputException = new InvalidInputException("Done Environment is required"); }

[Jenifer Kuntz]

Ugh, sorry. I will have to try to to write something. I am not a coder, usually just try to find something close and adjust it. Thanks!

[JamieA]

The code that you have there is for behaviours... but you mention script fields and validators. The simplest way to do this is with a "simple scripted validator" - what is the code you have for that?