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  • If you make them not required AND use the free add-on Conditional Fail, you can create a check upon save, that all the fields need are actually filled in.
    You create a processor for Conditional Fail and check if the field in question is empty.

    I have done that on my form here:
    (Never mind the language).
    The radio buttons are required for the user, upon saving (i.e. they can not be un-chosen), but since they are not required the user can go to the next page.

    I first had them as required, but came across that same thing you wrote about – it is not possible to turn the page. So I did it this way.
    Let me know if it works for you.

    /Cecilia

    Thread Starter Inglebard

    (@inglebard)

    Hi Cecilia,
    Thanks for your answer.

    I just check your form.
    I can see you can go to the second page without fill the radio buttons but you cannot back to the first page until you fill the address details.

    So it seems you make you work around only on radio button, can it works on text input ?

    No no, the work around works just fine on any field.

    I actually had it on all fields from the beginning, so that you could move back and forth, but then I chose to have it like this.

    /Cecilia

    Thread Starter Inglebard

    (@inglebard)

    Ok, So I will try this.
    Thanks.

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