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<BR>>To answer the original question, "Is it possible to..."<BR><BR> No, but I'll think about it.<BR><BR>
no worries, its not a deal breaker - just curious if this could be implemented<BR>
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From: roundelld@hotmail.com<BR>To: pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com<BR>Subject: wikiform - making a field required if a previous option is selected<BR>Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2008 02:07:51 +0000<BR><BR>
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*edit* title changed! apologies!<BR><BR>
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hello<BR> <BR>i've been asked if it is possible using wikiforms to direct a user to fill in a second field depending on their answer to a first field.<BR> <BR>for example<BR> <BR>question one -<BR> <BR>:Callout Required:reqcallout Is callout required overnight (*Yes;No)<BR> <BR>is then followed by <BR> <BR>question two - <BR> <BR>:Callout Details:callout Who is oncall for this server (text=3*50)<BR> <BR>i could use the required element as in <BR> <BR>:Callout Details:callout Who is oncall for this server ("Required"=50)<BR> <BR>but this is not dependant on the user selecting 'no' on the first question.<BR> <BR>i could just lose question 1 and make question 2 more vague like 'if callout is required pls state..' but was hoping<BR> there might be another way possible?<BR> <BR>thanks<BR> <BR>david r.<BR><BR></body>
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