Forum Discussion
- QuickBaseCoachDQrew CaptainYes,
Explore Dynamic zform Rules in your firm setup,
For example
When Type is Individual
Show First name
Show last name
Require First name
Require Last name. - ArchiveUserQrew CaptainYou'll need to setup a Form Rule to either show/hide those fields. You can find the setup instructions here:
http://help.quickbase.com/user-assistance/default.html#form_rules.html%3FTocPath%3DCreate%2520and%25... - AngelaAngela1Qrew TraineeYes, perfect. Thank you. I had not used dynamic rules before so this opens up a whole new world of opportunities for design. Thank you for your time.
- MichaelBarrowQrew CadetJust be careful with grid edit because it is a serious loophole that will not follow dynamic form rules (since they are, by their very definition, tied to a specific form), and so your users will be able to create invalid data by bypassing the form, if you let them. The problem with grid edit is that it is so very helpful and useful in so many situations. My sincere hope is that QuickBase development is working on a way to move the data validation rules into their own separate area within the platform, so that they are no longer tied to forms. That way, grid edit and imports and API calls will not be allowed to cause any problems.