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baronforo
February 3, 2021
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AEM Webform radio button display value use

  • February 3, 2021
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I need to access the display value for a radio button in another field on my adaptive webform. 

For example: 

red=Red Car

 

I have a different field that needs to show "Red Car". However, for some reason, on the second field, 

this.value=rbCarColor.displayvalue; does not work. 

 

Anything I'm missing, or is displayvalue not available for radio buttons? 

 

Thanks!

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Best answer by baronforo

Unfortunately, that doesn't really help, this is building the list, not using an existing one, and as they are still all keying off of the value, not display value. 

Radio button: rbServiceQuality

1=1. Bad service

2=2. Good service

 

My workaround is to set the value to be the full string, and then use regex to set the slice the first value. 

Radio button: rbServiceQuality

1. Bad service

2. Good service

 

Number box: numServiceCalculation, code editor to Calculate

var str = rbServiceQuality.value;
var res = str.slice(0, 1);

this.value=res;

 

This gives me the numeric score of 1, 2, etc. 

 

Then for my calculation, I can use 

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baronforoAuthorAccepted solution
February 3, 2021

Unfortunately, that doesn't really help, this is building the list, not using an existing one, and as they are still all keying off of the value, not display value. 

Radio button: rbServiceQuality

1=1. Bad service

2=2. Good service

 

My workaround is to set the value to be the full string, and then use regex to set the slice the first value. 

Radio button: rbServiceQuality

1. Bad service

2. Good service

 

Number box: numServiceCalculation, code editor to Calculate

var str = rbServiceQuality.value;
var res = str.slice(0, 1);

this.value=res;

 

This gives me the numeric score of 1, 2, etc. 

 

Then for my calculation, I can use 

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