+3Hello fellow Nintex Admins,
i use a formating rule that only shows a region of the form if a checkbox is checked:
This works just fine, if i click the checkbox in the user context. The problem is, that the Region has show up, when a user types something in a special field. So with the help of another forums member i added this code line to an existing function:
and this works for the checkbox, but the rule doesn't fire to show the region.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Daniel
+8Hello Daniel Will – Have you tried triggering a change event on that element after you've checked the box? Oftentimes when an HTML property is manipulated with JavaScript (without user-input on the control), the change event isn't triggered.
You can do this using:
NWF$('#' + varBereitstellung).trigger('change');
You're right, I succeeded with
NWF$('#' + varBereitstellung).trigger('focusout');
or
NWF.FormFiller.Functions.ProcessOnChange(NWF$('#' + varBereitstellung));
+3Hi Patrick Aebi, Manfred Lauer, Frank Field
sorry for my late response, i had a focus on other things the last days.
I can only choose one answer as the right one, but Patrick and Manfred had the right solutions. 
For me two codlines work:
NWF$('#' + varBereitstellung).trigger('change'); or NWF.FormFiller.Functions.ProcessOnChange(NWF$('#' + varBereitstellung));
Is one of this preferable?
Big thank you to you guys. This forum ist really helpful for beginners.
Cheers
Daniel
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