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AEM forms and javascript

  • April 18, 2016
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Hi I m new to AEM forms, Please can you tell me how to create a basic form with two fields and a validate button. 

Requirnment : Validate button will check whether both fields left blank by using javascript. 

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    Best answer by radzmar

    Sorry, but this.value != "" isn't a good validation (see here on page 18).

    You better use

    this.rawValue !== null;

    or the built-in method isNull() to check a fields value against null.

    this.isNull();

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    hitesh_m
    hitesh_m
    Level 3
    April 20, 2016

    You can make your filed mandatory to avoid JS. 

    Or

    You can write your validation script under "Validate" expression. 

    If you are using rule editor its quite simple. 

    One sample validation is - 

    this.value !==null   or this.isNull() for blank fields. Just write this script in validate expression. 

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      maleenf75325889Author
      Level 2
      April 22, 2016

      Many thanks Hitesh for the reply can you share a sample form. Then I can learn. (I m pretty new to AEM software) :D

      radzmar
      radzmarAccepted solution
      Level 10
      May 24, 2016

      Sorry, but this.value != "" isn't a good validation (see here on page 18).

      You better use

      this.rawValue !== null;

      or the built-in method isNull() to check a fields value against null.

      this.isNull();
        hitesh_m
        hitesh_m
        Level 3
        May 24, 2016

        radzmar wrote...

        Sorry, but this.value != "" isn't a good validation (see here on page 18).

        You better use

        1. this.rawValue !== null;

        or the built-in method isNull() to check a fields value against null.

         
        1. this.isNull();

         

         

        Thanks. I updated the answer !

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