add background color for checkbox field

You should be able to add to the dynamic form rule, if type=customer, then hide the field [-]

By hiding the IOL field [-], it will not call that code page and not highlight anything

So both types use the same form? Tickets Main Form?

yes.

I used the dynamic form rule to hide and show the fields based one the input of another field to separate two types of tickets.

I think that I would need to use if-else statement to block a code but not sure how I can handle it. Do you have any idea on how to fix this problem?

I want the background color to be added only when we select the service center type which I have a html code below. Can you please write me to code with if/else statement to execute the background code only when we select the service center type. If you have another way beside using if/else, that's fine and perfect. Please help. THANKS SO MUCH!

<select onmousedown="CaptureSelectStateIfSafari(event);return true;" onchange=" OnCHF(this);" name="_fid_10" id="_fid_10" onblur="OnBF(this)" onfocus="OnFF(this)" size="1">  <option value=""></option>  <option value="Altaquip">Altaquip</option>  <option value="Parts to Consumer">Parts to Consumer</option>  <option value="Service Center" selected="">Service Center</option> </select>

You're awesome!!! Thanks so much! I am really appreciated for your help and support. It works perfectly as what I want.

Glad to help = )

Everett,

I have another question relate to the stuffs that we did above. Everything works perfectly fine as what I want. The problem is the background color does not work correctly when I edit the form. You can see below for what I mean. Please advice me on how to fix this.Thanks so much!!

The form is in view mode


The form is in Edit mode

Use this on your code page, replace the alerts with what you want on each page type

(function(){
  //$("img[qbu=module]").remove();
  //$("img[qbu=module]").hide();
  var querystring=document.location.search;
  if (/dlta=mog/i.test(querystring)) {
    //GRID EDIT PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the Grid Edit Page");
  } else if(/a=er/i.test(querystring)) {
    //EDIT RECORD PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the Edit Record Page");
  } else if (/a=API_GenAddRecordForm/i.test(querystring)) {
    //API_GenAddRecordForm PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the GenAddRecordForm Page!");
  } else if (/a=GenNewRecord/i.test(querystring)) {
    //ADD RECORD PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the Add Record Page");
  } else if (/a=nwr/i.test(querystring)) {
    //ADD RECORD PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the Add Record Page");
  } else if(/a=dr/i.test(querystring)) {
    //DISPLAY RECORD PAGE
    alert("You are on the Display Record Page");
    $("img[qbu=module]").closest("td").css("background-color","#FFFFFF");
  } else if(/a=q/i.test(querystring)) {
    //REPORT PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the Report Listing Page");
  } else if(/a=td/i.test(querystring)) {
    //TABLE DASHBOARD PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the Table Dashboard Page");
  } else if (/a=FinishEditRecord/i.test(querystring)) {
    //FINISH EDIT RECORD PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the Finish Edit Record Page");
  } else if (/a=API_GenAddRecordForm/i.test(querystring) {
    //API_GenAddRecordForm ========================================
    alert("You are on the API_GenAddRecordForm Page"); 
  } else {
    //OTHER PAGE ========================================
    alert("You are on the Some Other Page");
  }
})();

So this means that I don't have to create the field that call iol variables?