How to configure an attribute to be visible in a form?
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Cédric BLANC
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You can mask a field by using the Visible property of the form field. You can use SemQL in that property to make the field visible or not depending on its own value. Note that the Visible property can be used to mask fields, sections, etc depending on other fields' values.
You can mask a field by using the Visible property of the form field. You can use SemQL in that property to make the field visible or not depending on its own value. Note that the Visible property can be used to mask fields, sections, etc depending on other fields' values.
I am looking for a sample semql syntax to make an attribute visible in the form if there is some value for that attribute. I clicked on the doc link above but unfortunately it is taking me to the support home page.
Cédric BLANC
How to configure an attribute to be visible in a form?
You can mask a field by using the Visible property of the form field. You can use SemQL in that property to make the field visible or not depending on its own value. Note that the Visible property can be used to mask fields, sections, etc depending on other fields' values.
For more details you can refer to the doc.
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Sorted by PopularCédric BLANC
You can mask a field by using the Visible property of the form field. You can use SemQL in that property to make the field visible or not depending on its own value. Note that the Visible property can be used to mask fields, sections, etc depending on other fields' values.
For more details you can refer to the doc.
Kousik DAS
Hi Cedric,
I am looking for a sample semql syntax to make an attribute visible in the form if there is some value for that attribute. I clicked on the doc link above but unfortunately it is taking me to the support home page.
Regards,
Kousik
Cédric BLANC
Hi Kousik,
The correct link to the doc is https://www.semarchy.com/doc/semarchy-xdm/xdm/latest/Design/applications/ui-components.html#_common_properties
By defining a SemQL condition that checks if the attribute has a non-empty value, you should be able to show/hide the field.
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