How to set Dependency on an Integer Field
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Hello again,
Hopefully this is an easy answer.
So I've got an Integer Field, followed by a Text Area.
However, I want the Text Area dependent upon the Integer Field.
Basically, I want the Text Area to show if the Integer Field isn't blank.
I've tried several ways and none seem to work:
Show—>if Integer Field—>not equal to: null
Intuitively, I'd think it should work if "not equal to: (blank)" with nothing there, as in, don't show it if they don't fill out the Integer Field.
However, Dependency Validation prevents this and says you have to enter something. I tried space and it accepts it, but doesn't work.
So what value should be used in these situations?
Thanks in advance!
Hopefully this is an easy answer.
So I've got an Integer Field, followed by a Text Area.
However, I want the Text Area dependent upon the Integer Field.
Basically, I want the Text Area to show if the Integer Field isn't blank.
I've tried several ways and none seem to work:
Show—>if Integer Field—>not equal to: null
Intuitively, I'd think it should work if "not equal to: (blank)" with nothing there, as in, don't show it if they don't fill out the Integer Field.
However, Dependency Validation prevents this and says you have to enter something. I tried space and it accepts it, but doesn't work.
So what value should be used in these situations?
Thanks in advance!
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The reason it's big? I've used ALOT of c5 add-ons, and can say w/o a doubt that yours are the best designed and thoughtful. So the fact I found something you hadn't already thought of makes me proud, b/c you've thought of alot.
FYI. I gave you props the other day on LinkedIn. Someone posted on the c5 forum about SMTP setup issues. I used to have to deal with Google's SMTP, the worst, but thankfully I'm on a new server and can use PHPmail() now. I pointed out from my experience SMTP sucks b/c add-on developers don't always give the "Reply To" option, which makes Forms Auto-Email replys a big pain b/c you have to monitor the SMTP acct for responses b/c most add-ons default to the "From" field for "Reply-To". But not you, and I recommended Formidable there for ya.
Hope it helps the biz!
Cheers!
Hi!
Just uploaded a fix for the "empty" or "not empty" value of a field.
Let me no if it works for you!
Best,
Corretje
PS: If could be that you need to clear the cache of C5 and/or your browser because of a change in javascript.
Just uploaded a fix for the "empty" or "not empty" value of a field.
Let me no if it works for you!
Best,
Corretje
PS: If could be that you need to clear the cache of C5 and/or your browser because of a change in javascript.
By the way, thanks for supporting my addons on LinkedIn. Creating good working and thoughtful addons and themes is what drives me :)
There is no option like "empty" or "not empty"......
Let me see if I can find a nice solution...
I'll get back to you...