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#3 Formulas affecting Field Settings
Formulas affecting Groups of Fields
Requirements
  • 2sxc 13.10
Resources
  • Formulas Docs
  • Formula data object
  • Formula context object

Formulas affecting Field Settings

We'll show you examples where formulas can be applied to change visibility, required, and more.

In this tutorial you'll learn how to:

  • Change field and group visibility
  • Make fields required
  • Make fields disabled
  • and much more...

Important: Now using Formulas V2 🆕 in 2sxc 16

Formulas V2 has intellisense, stoppability, support for promises and more.

Important: The feature "Public Use of Edit Form" is disabled

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Try it:

    This formula determines the visibility of the Description field. It only becomes visible when the Title field isn't empty.


    Click on the (Σ) button above to see the edit-UI with the formula.

    Formulas of FormulasBasic.Description

    Setting Visible (Formula-Target: Field.Settings.Visible)

    // Show the field when the title isn't empty any more
    v2((data) => {
      return data.Title != "";
    });

    Try it:

      This formula determines wether the Name field is required. It becomes required if the age isn't specified.


      Click on the (Σ) button above to see the edit-UI with the formula.

      Formulas of FormulasRequired.Name

      Field.Settings.Required (Formula-Target: Field.Settings.Required)

      v2((data) => {
        // If we don't have an age, make the name required
        var ok = !data.Age;
        return ok;
      });

      Try it:

        This formula determines wether the ApiKeyV2 field is disabled. It becomes disabled if the UseNewFeatures field is true.


        Click on the (Σ) button above to see the edit-UI with the formula.

        Formulas of FormulasDisabled.ApiKeyV2

        Setting Disabled (Formula-Target: Field.Settings.Disabled)

        v2((data) => {
          return data.UseNewFeatures == true;
        });

        Try it:

          This formula shows a warning if a field has upper case letters, and an error if empty.


          Click on the (Σ) button above to see the edit-UI with the formula.

          Formulas of FormulasValidation.Title

          Field.Validation (Formula-Target: Field.Validation)

          v2((data, context) => {
            const t = data.Title;
            console.log('Title at start', t);
            
            // Check if empty
            if (t == null || (/^\s*$/).test(t))
              return {
                value: { severity: 'error', message: 'this needs real text'}
              };
            // Show warning if not all lower case
            if (data.Title.toLowerCase() !== data.Title)
              return { value: { severity: "warning", message: "we suggest to use lower case only."} };
            return data.value;
          });

           

          Formulas for Pickers / DropDowns
          #3 Formulas affecting Field Settings
          Formulas affecting Groups of Fields
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