I would cheat and make two save buttons and have each conditionally render based on whether any email field is blank. One save button would open a pop up and the other would just save.

Michael,

I think using a snippet to check the email fields will be your best option.  Run it before your save action and have the snippet create an error where you can put your popup action steps.

One other thought is to try and validate that each email field has a value before moving to the last step of saving.

Thanks,

Bill

The challenge is to determine whether the field is filled in ALL the rows on the model.  There are not currently easy ways to do this.  Bill’s solution is good.  Write script that spins through all the rows and updates a field on a UI only model if email is blank.  Then in your AF sequence - after this script finishes (use a JQuery deferred statement) branch the sequence based on the value of that field.  If 0 go ahead.  If >0 open the popup. 

Admittedly not elegant.

What about a UI only formula that returns true if all email fields have values and then using that value in the branching logic of the action sequence?

That formula would be super cool,  but at this point there is no way to evaluate a field on ALL the rows of a model in a formula.  There is also no way to declaratively access the model level summary values (SUM, AVG etc) to be used in branching logic. 

Stuff we know about and want to build.  Just haven’t gotten there yet. 

Ohhhhh… sorry… I wasn’t understanding the scenario. I though a single record had multiple email fields and all had to be completed. Sooooo… basically disregard all my contributions to this post.

Yes it is a model of multiple contacts each with a single email on each record. I am trying to evaluate each contact in the record. 

I ended up creating a UI-only checkbox field on the account model (only 1 record loaded at a time called SelectedAccount) called NullEmails. I wrote a JS Snippet that is executed when the save button is pressed that checks for empty emails and checks the box if there are any. The button action sequence looks like:

1. Run Snippet
2. Branch if false: Save Models
3. Branch if true: Open popup

It seems to work ok. The snippet is below. Let me know if anyone sees a problem with it or it can be improved. I am not experienced with JS. 

var dat = skuid.model.getModel('Contacts').getRows(); var count = 0; Object.keys(dat).forEach(function(key) { if (!('Email' in dattkey])){ count++; } }); var accountModel = skuid.model.getModel('SelectedAccount'); var account = accountModel.getFirstRow(); if(count &gt; 0){ accountModel.updateRow(account,'NullEmails', true); accountModel.save({callback: function(result){ if (result.totalsuccess) { console.log("Success"); } else { console.log("FAIL"); } }}); }<br>

Ok, so one thing I could use help with; When I click this button multiple times it seems to only work as intended the first time. As in it doesn’t seem to reset the count variable. Anyone got any pointers to getting this to work multiple times without a page refresh?