Hello
I built 4 lists with the same values in each.
Liste 1:
[list]Value A
Value B
Value C
Value D[/list]
Liste 2:
[list]Value A
Value B
Value C
Value D[/list]
Liste 3:
[list]Value A
Value B
Value C
Value D[/list]
Liste 4:
[list]Value A
Value B
Value C
Value D[/list]
I would like to check if selected values are already selected in another list and, if it is, display a message error like "You have already selected value N in another list, please select another one"
Is it possible in CV5?
Thank you
I built 4 lists with the same values in each.
Liste 1:
[list]Value A
Value B
Value C
Value D[/list]
Liste 2:
[list]Value A
Value B
Value C
Value D[/list]
Liste 3:
[list]Value A
Value B
Value C
Value D[/list]
Liste 4:
[list]Value A
Value B
Value C
Value D[/list]
I would like to check if selected values are already selected in another list and, if it is, display a message error like "You have already selected value N in another list, please select another one"
Is it possible in CV5?
Thank you
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How can I show/hide a textarea when a checkbox is clicked?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉
Hi Mr Robot then. :-)
Thank you, I'm going to check your automated answer and I'll try to adapt it to my need.
Thank you, I'm going to check your automated answer and I'll try to adapt it to my need.
Hi Shemzone,
There is nothing built-in to ChronoForms to do this so it will require Custom JavaScript.
If you are writing custom script then I'd probably have it work by disabling any options that have already been selected. That's no more complicated to do and makes it easier for the user.
Alternatively you could perhaps do the same thing with custom HTML using four columns of radio buttons - that still requires some custom code but might make the choices clearer.
Bob
There is nothing built-in to ChronoForms to do this so it will require Custom JavaScript.
If you are writing custom script then I'd probably have it work by disabling any options that have already been selected. That's no more complicated to do and makes it easier for the user.
Alternatively you could perhaps do the same thing with custom HTML using four columns of radio buttons - that still requires some custom code but might make the choices clearer.
Bob
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