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Question 5 - TeamSite Forms: Usage of "Smart" Buttons

cali2121

Autonomy Dev Community,

Does anyone know if it is possible to:

Have forms where the "submit" button or control to proceed can be disabled when the required fields have not been provided? This approach helps reduce unnecessary user mistakes and can eliminate input validation type errors.

Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!

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Rick Poulin

Have forms where the "submit" button or control to proceed can be disabled when the required fields have not been provided? This approach helps reduce unnecessary user mistakes and can eliminate input validation type errors.

I think it's time to say RTFM.