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3 weeks ago
Hi Team ,
We have a catalog item called “AWS Support”. Inside it, there is a variable called “Type of Request”.
One of the options for this variable is “Create AWS AD Group”.
If the user selects this option and tries to submit the form without adding an attachment, the form should not be submitted. Instead, the system should show an error message asking the user to attach the required file.
function onSubmit() {
var requestType = g_form.getValue('type_of_request');
if (requestType == 'Create AWS AD Group') {
var attachmentCount = g_form.getValue('attachments'); // this only works with attachment mandatory check in later versions
// For safer check - use g_form.hasAttachments() if your instance supports
if (!g_form.hasAttachments()) {
alert("Attachment is mandatory when selecting 'Create AWS AD Group'. Please attach a file before submitting.");
return false; // Prevent submission
}
}
return true;
}
the script which i have written it is not working - what was the error .
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3 weeks ago
Hi @nameisnani ,
"If the user selects this option and tries to submit the form without adding an attachment, the form should not be submitted. Instead, the system should show an error message asking the user to attach the required file."
It looks like - YOu want this field to be mandatory and when user is leaving blank, it should display error.
Regards,
Nikhil Bajaj
Regards,
Nikhil Bajaj
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3 weeks ago
As per your steps . I have created script include
as per my condtion when type of request is slected - create aws ad group . while doing testing without adding a attacment form got submitted .
could you please look into that
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3 weeks ago
First rename the script include as :
CheckAttachment
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3 weeks ago
Application scope: All application scope
And test once. If still not working. Replace line 47 to 56 in your clinet script with
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3 weeks ago
Hi @nameisnani
on that particular catalog item - create a new variable with type attachment:
And then make it visible and mandatory like any other variable (catalog UI policy or catalog client script)...
NOTE: if you need this approach for more catalog items then make it a variable set and apply the logics on it, then you will be just adding one variable set and it will not require to create the catalog client script or catalog ui policies again and again..
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3 weeks ago
Hi @nameisnani
Please check the link CheckAttachment for the solution. There should have a record in the "sys_attachment" table with table name as "sc_cart_item".
Regards,
Sourabh