5
You'd just have to specify that there's a requirement of at least one letter or number somewhere in the string. Here's a possible solution:
^(\w| )*[0-9A-Za-z](\w| )*$
This says we must match zero or more word characters (0-9, a-z, A-Z, and underscore) or a space, one letter or number, followed by zero or more word characters or a space.
3
I had the same issue and I've got this working now:
Instead of:
<option value="">None</option>
Use the following:
<option label="Please Select" value=""></option>
I hope this helps, thanks.
3
I have made some code changes.
Now On click of 'Validate All', box also expands as well as validation gets performed.
Check this Playground link - Link
Hope this is useful & your problem is solved.
3
As you are using <template if:true={expanded}>, the body of this template will be removed from DOM when the condition becomes false. So, you can use a div with hide or show as below:
<div class={wrapClasses}>
<lightning-input>....</lightning-input>
<lightning-input>....</lightning-input>
</div>
JS:
get ...
1
I think you want you regex to look like this:
\w*\d
Where \w matches all word characters and the * matches the previous the condition and \d looks numeric numbers
1
for a best practice don't use recordtypeid in formula. because id 'll different in each environment. Name 'll be same in all environments. so your formula should be:
AND(
RecordType.DeveloperName = "The_recordtypename",
ISCHANGED( AAc_Id ),
OR(
yyyyyyyy__c=true,
TEXT(Suuuuuu__C) = "Completed"
)
)
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