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I have a form with a Smart Multi-Select field configured. I want to show or hide another field based on the user selection in this field.
First Form
Has the following field
USER_SEL_TOOLS (Smart Multi-Select field)
Second Form
Has the following fields
TOOL_NAME (Text field)
TOOL_ATTRIBUTES (Multi-Select field)
example record
| TOOL_NAME | TOOL_ATTRIBUTES |
| hammer | wood, metal |
I want to build a conditional statement for a Confiforms Rules for Field Definition that looks to see if the user selected "hammer" and if "hammer" has the attribute "wood" selected. If this is true, then perform action.
I can get the select values from TOOL_ATTRIBUTES:
[entry.USER_SEL_TOOLS.TOOL_ATTRIBUTES.getOptions]
Returns "wood metal" when testing by setting the value of a text field. However, I can't seem to get the CONDITION to evaluate and the action to execute:
[entry.USER_SEL_TOOLS.TOOL_ATTRIBUTES.getOptions]:*wood*
Hi
The better option would to use hasValue function - https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/CONFIFORMS/Virtual+functions
TOOL_NAME.TOOL_ATTRIBUTES.transform(label).hasValue(wood):true
As your condition might give a false positives if "TOOL_ATTRIBUTES" is for example "wooden", but you wanted to check strictly against the "wood"
Alex
I set condition to the following and that worked:
TOOL_NAME.TOOL_ATTRIBUTES.transform(label):*wood*
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