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Valueholder & Assignment Question
Valueholder & Assignment Question Hi, I am working on a requirement wherein on the RMA screen, depending upon one of the options chosen (from a list of values), a value has to be assigned to anot...
Hi,
Just to make sure I understand what you are trying to accomplish: Do you want a text field, or just a label/printout of the value "Enabled"?
If all you need is to write the next value "Enabled" to screen if a user selects "Yes", you have a few options. One is to use a conditional block (the blue angle brackets) in your display version, where the test condition is something like "yesNoVH" = "Yes". Another option is to make your select box (which contains the "Yes"-option) a template list provider, and create a template for each of the options you need. In the display version of your "Yes"-template, you could have a text that said "Enabled".
If what you want is a text field, i.e. something the user can modify, you probably need something more here. But if this is the case, I would like to ask why you both need a "Yes" (which you already have from the user), and an "enabled"-value. Wouldn't one of them be enough?
Regards,
Jostein
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