We have text message on webform that should show if user does have certain roles. it's defined in field markup_not_on_maintenance field in below example with "Conditional logic" setting.
What happens is that the message is still shown:
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In my local setup I see that the check is done 3 times.
I've put this debug code in js/webform.states.js
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And in browser console I see the value is empty after first check:
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In our system we have user with special roles and we create hidden input with token [current-user:roles:join:,]
For this demo purpose, I'll give a minimal webform with hard-coded values for control_user_roles field:
control_user_roles:
'#type': hidden
'#title': 'Control user roles'
'#value': 'authenticated,ts_maintenance_user,tsd_maintenance_user,tedds_maintenance_user'
type_of_request:
'#type': radios
'#title': 'Type of request'
'#title_display': invisible
'#prepopulate': true
'#options':
support: 'I have a support request'
feedback: 'I have feedback about a product or service'
'#required': true
'#required_error': 'Please select an item'
markup_not_on_maintenance:
'#type': markup
'#states':
visible:
':input[name="type_of_request"]':
value: support
':input[name="control_user_roles"]':
value:
'!pattern': '(?:ts|tsd|tedds|epm)_maintenance_user|ts_(?:carbon|graphite|diamond)_user'
':input[name="control_user_organization"]':
'!value': '-'
'#wrapper_attributes':
class:
- info-box
'#markup': |-
<h3>Hmm, do you have an active subscription or maintenance contract?</h3>
<p>Looks like your current user ID is not connected with a subscription license or a valid maintenance contract. You can still contact our support, but we may not be able to help you.</p>
The message should not show and I think that check should not be done 3 times.
If you'd add a hack, something like this to js/webform.states.js, then the form works fine:
else if ('!pattern' in reference) {
if (value === null) {
value = 'authenticated,ts_maintenance_user,tsd_maintenance_user,tedds_maintenance_user';
}
console.log(reference['!pattern']);
console.log(value);
return !((new RegExp(reference['!pattern'])).test(value));
}Needs work
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Code
Attached is a simplified version of the example webform and the message is NOT displayed initially when the 'one' option is checked.