[Jordan]

Apologies for the delay.

Example of 2 of the fields:
FieldInteralNames: Q1_x0020_Status, Q2_x0020_Status
Display Name: Q1 Status, Q2 Status
Field type: SPFieldChoice
Options (same in every field): Pass, Fail, N/A

The trigger I am looking for is Fail.

[Jordan]

I ended up going this route:
tr.sbs_OuterTR:nth-child(even) {
background-color:#f2f2f2;}
tr.sbs_OuterTR:nth-child(odd) {
background-color:#ffffff;}

[Jordan]

Thank you for replying but I decided to go a different route as I made the instructional columns tooltip text instead. This allowed me to skip using the HTML elements in the rows except for my ‘header’ row. I set the widths of the field types I am using in the CSS so that there is a consistent look down the form regardless of the values user put in.

I am happy to submit another post but the only remaining question I have is how can I apply banded rows to the table since each row already has a class, sbjs_formtableTR?

[Jordan]

Unfortunately there has to be a default value with the Boolean fields. I was trying to use radio buttons with no default to ‘force’ the user to answer all questions.

With your JS, is there a way to adjust the function that checks each field? All values of the radio buttons will be the same: “Yes”, “No”.

[Jordan]

I appreciate the quick response. I am working on a proof-of-concept for building a decision tree-like process. Certain true/false questions will trigger tab1 (aka Decision A) to display if marked true and others tab2 (Decision B).

I am good with the rules for any that are true but there is a scenario where if all questions are false then tab1 should display. Unfortunately, I can’t have tab1 display by default.

Thank you again.

• This reply was modified 11 months, 3 weeks ago by Jordan.

[Author]

Posts