Mandatory Checkbox With Red Asterisk

[JDX7913]

I am trying to create multiple CheckBox under a Label and have the CheckBox Mandatory (i.e the user must select at least one CheckBox before submitting). Moreover, is it possible to have a red asterisk next to the label as well?  

I was able to get the mandatory CheckBox to work with this tutorial  however it does not have the red asterisk that I am looking for. 

I am looking for something like this:

On this:

Thank you for the help. 

[Steven Parker]

Why not mandatory both check boxes (have red asterisks by both), then create 2 OnChange Client Scripts, one for each check box, that when one of the boxes is checked, the other box is set to "mandatory false".

OnChange Client Script - Example1 variable

var checkboxval = g_form.getValue('variables.example1')

if(checkboxval == 'true'){

g_form.setMandatory('variables.example2', false);

} else {

g_form.setMandatory('variables.example2', true);

}

Something like that

If you want to allow the user multiple choices (a list and they can choose 1 or more choices from it) then you can use a List Collector variable type and just make it mandatory.

[JDX7913]

Ok I see what you mean now. 

However, I am not familiar with Javascript (I know how to code in C++,C, Java, and Verilog).

This is what I have so far:

function onChange(control, oldValue, newValue, isLoading) 
{
   if (isLoading || newValue == '') 
   {
      return;
   }

   //Type appropriate comment here, and begin script below
   	var checkBox = g_form.getValue('test2');
	var checkBox2 = g_form.getValue('test3');
	
   if (checkBox == 'true')
   {
      g_form.setMandatory('test3', false);
   }
	else
	{
		g_form.setMandatory('test3', true);
	}

	if (checkBox2== 'true')
   {
      g_form.setMandatory('test2', false);
   }
	else
	{
		g_form.setMandatory('test2', true);
	}  
}

My two checkbox variable names are test2 and test3. When I do test the catalog it does not work (i.e both test2 and test3 are mandatory even if either one is selected). I have a feeling I am missing something with the control, oldValue, newValue, isLoading.

[Steven Parker]

Let me build it in my DEV instance and see if I can help

[Steven Parker · Accepted solution]

So here are some screenshots...build 2 onChange Client Scripts.  This works in the ITIL service catalog, but the Service Portal doesn't seem to like it.  Looking at that now: