Hiding field value dependent on another field value

[jas101]

Hi guys,

I have created a UI policy to hide (stop a value from being selected) on a field called 'Subtype' e.g. value 'Minor' when the value of 'Domain' field is e.g. 'Deacons' - while this works if the Domain chosen initially is 'Deacons' if it is then changed, the 'Minor' Subtype value is still unselectable (when it should be selectable). Likewise if I choose another Domain initially and set the Subtype as 'Minor' I can then change the Domain value to 'Deacons' - meaning the Subtype value which should not be selectable is!

I think this is because I have it onLoad in the UI Policy - in which case I need it more dynamic, i.e. whenever the value of Domain field changes, do I therefore need a client script instead?

Another option would be to force the value of Subtype to always be 'Standard' when the Domain is 'Deacons' but I'm unsure what is easier.

Any/all help much appreciated as always.

Cheers,

Daniel

[Kalaiarasan Pus]

remove option is greyed ? guess you must be using chrome

So one thing you might have missed is 'Reverse if false'. Set it to true

[jas101]

Setting 'Reverse if false' to true has helped somewhat however the only issue now remaining is if I choose a domain that IS NOT 'Deacons' obviously all options are available for Subtype, so I can then choose 'Minor'. However if I then change Domain to 'Deacons' the Subtype value remains as 'Minor' - i.e. ideally this would force to None or just the other value 'Standard'. Any thoughts?

We use both Chrome and IE here.

Thanks a lot,

Daniel

[Kalaiarasan Pus · Accepted solution]

whatever value you want to set use the below line in 'execute if true' and 'execute if false' section,

g_form.setValue('subtypeVariableName','whateverValueNeeded');

place this as the last line in the corresponding sections

[jas101]

Great, it's working as hoped.

Many thanks Kalai, and everyone else for your input.

[nomemon]

Hello

I get an error message 'onChange script error: TypeError: g_form.setvalue is not a function function (){var o=i(m,arguments);return l.apply(n,o)}'

Would you happen to know why g_form.setvalue is not a function?