Cheeser2K

Thanks, that worked. Didn’t expect that turning it off would make the display the same for mobile as desktop.

earbudsnz.co.nz

Hi, it’s earbudsnz.co.nz

Seems to be behaving today – temporary glitch?

Ok, got it working using your way. I was missing the braces surrounding the statements after the if and else instructions.

The remaining side effect is that the order emails contain the Other field entry (I used “n/a” instead of “IsVisible=false”).

I would still prefer you eventually re-write it using my suggested manner though, as that is more logical. And obviously without hard-coding the field name. Hope you can get around to it soon.

Hi heolixfy

Unfortunately, that hasn’t fixed it. It is breaking the visibility rule of the second text box – it is now always visible, regardless of the parent selection.

I’ll try and explain the problem in psuedo-code:

// prevent validation check against non-visible child fields that are set to required
if (parentSelection != “other”) and (childTextBox.requiredField = true)
{
set childTextBox.requiredField to false;
set childTextBox.visibility to visibilitySetting;
}

if (parentSelection = “other”)
{
set childTextBox.requiredField to requiredSetting;
set childTextBox.visibility to visibilitySetting;
}

I need the “other” textbox to not be validated when clicking Place Order if is a required textbox but isn’t visible. So even though it’s required when visible, it should be not-required when invisible.

Hope that makes sense?

Cheers
cheeser2k