Attachment Validations and Minimums

Hi Warwick,

you're right.  With the new validation for Attachment controls, you can't base it on other controls or a condition.  I'll le the appropriate team know and maybe that can be something added in the future.

Your JS is awesome.  I tweaked it a little for a form I needed to use recently, which was also based on a Checkbox and if it was checked, there needed to be a minimum of 1 attachment on the form.

function fnAttachmentValidation(source, arguments)

{

      var Control = NWF$("#" + varMyCheckBoxID);

      var elm = NWF$("table[id*=idAttachmentsTable]");     

      var elmAttachmentRow = NWF$("div[id*=idAttachmentsRow]");

      if(Control.is(':checked') == true)

      {  // minimum one attachment is required

          if ((elm != null && elm.prop('rows').length > 0) && (elmAttachmentRow != null))

          {

             arguments.IsValid = true;

          }

          else

          {

             arguments.IsValid = false;

          }

      }

}

cheers,

Vadim

Hi Vadim,

I have a form with multiple attachment controls as follows:

Attachment Control 1 (default): Customer Files

Attachment Control 2: Business Justifications

Attachment Control 3: Old Versions

I have tried your JS and it only applies to the default attachment control, how do I make changes to the script to handle Attachment Control 2 and 3?

Thanks,

Woon Woon, Gan

Try using the following:

function FormatValidationError(control) {

    control.addClass('validationError');

}

function ClearValidationError(control) {

    control.removeClass('validationError');

}

And this CSS class:

.validationError {

    border: 2px solid red !important;

}