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2 years, 11 months ago #35435
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Hi Hadrien,

i would suggest you two possible options.

1. If you use a SimpleForm

Go to Domaintypevalidation on your desired input field

Afterwards select the domaintype Email, activate the eventswitch and change the event to validateFieldGroup, as last step set the property required of your input to true.

Now switch to the ProcessDesigner and use the ClientsideBusinessObject SF_Validate with the method validateSimpleForm.

If you can’t find this BusinessObject download the newest Version of StandardContent for your Simplifier version.

As inputparameter use formId where you write the id of your SimpleForm. Now you can use the green and red dot as on conditions. (Notice that every element in your SimpleForm will be checked if it is required!)

2. If you don’t use SimpleForms

Configure the domaintype validation the same, but change the event wo change

Afterwards go to the ProccessDesigner and configure the conditionshape as following

I hope this helps you to solve you Problem!