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Hide/Show a Controls

  • 14 July 2021
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S

Hi Everyone,

I am having an issue making a rule to show/hide a control box. I have represented my situation with the example below.

Lets say I have BoxA which is a Choice Control with selections Left, Right, Center. I have BoxB which is a single line textbox Control and I have BoxC which is a single line textbox Control.

I want BoxB to become visible only when BoxA selection is either Left or Right or if BoxC contains the letters ‘CNVL’.

I also want BoxB to be required to have data in it, if it becomes visible.

Thank you.

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Best answer by kchaluvadi 19 July 2021, 15:27

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K
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Hi,


What kind of Nintex form you are using? Classic/Responsive/New Responsive?

S

"Responsive" is what I am using. 

K
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Looks tricky, what if user selects "Center" and enters "CNVL" in BoxC? 


And you can create a "Mandatory" rule with rule,


When


BoxA = "Left" || BoxA = "Right" || contains("CNVL", "controlname") 


Then


Invalidate


Validation Message 


Please enter data in "controlname"

S
Thanks, I am looking into your suggestions above. One question: How do you make a Contains() function a Does Not Contains()?
K
Userlevel 3
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Hi,


You have to negate the contains() function, like 


not(contains("CNVL", "controlname")) or   !contains("CNVL", "controlname")

S

I have not been successful on finding a solution to my original question. I am now trying to use validation in the control settings-see below.


The regular expression I am using is below:


 


fn-Contains(Material#,"cnvl") && fn-IsNullOrEmpty(Suborder)


 


It works, however, when "cnvl" is contained and when a number is entered in Suborder, the regular expression error message does not clear. I evidently do not have my expression written correctly.


 


Thanks


 



 

K
Userlevel 3
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Hi Scott,


Apply the same formula as a "Rule" on "Material" control, it should work.


And I noticed the name of the control is "Material" and the function, fn-contains() refers it as "Material#", has Nintex added the "#" to the control name? Make sure the control name referred is correct in the fn-contains() function.

S
Awesome! Thanks! That worked like a charm!

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