Lookup-based condition value works in browser, not Android.

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Rob

January 21, 2022 18:51

Hello,

I have a Lookup element called "topic", with a field, "input_type". I use the input type value to show-hide other input fields. For example, the text field uses the condition value:

topic.input_type == "text"

This works fine in the Web browser but doesn't work at all in Android. If I create a text field to just show the value of topic.input_type it also works in the browser and not in the Android app. 

In the browser, it works even if I exclude input_type from the list of displayed columns. On Android, it doesn't work either way.

Is this a known issue, or is there a syntax problem?

[Edit: this seems to work fine in iOS.]

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  Jonathan Hsu January 21, 2022 19:08

  Hi Rob,

  Try adding the form name to the beginning of the reference. So if you have the following information:

  • form name: example_form
  • lookup element name: topic
  • field in lookup table: input_type

  Then your reference should be example_form.topic.input_type

  Let me know how that works out for you.

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  Rob January 21, 2022 19:11

  Well, that was easy. It works!

  Thanks for your speedy help.

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