I've created an webform with an email_confirm field which is only visible based on states. The field is required so if the field is visible based on the states, the field should be required. It's working for an email field but not for email_confirm
I've created a dummy contact form in a new Drupal 10.4.2 website. Enabled the webform_clientside_validation.
name:
'#title': 'Your Name'
'#type': textfield
'#required': true
'#default_value': '[current-user:display-name]'
subject:
'#title': Subject
'#type': textfield
'#required': true
'#test': 'Testing contact webform from [site:name]'
message:
'#title': Message
'#type': textarea
'#required': true
'#test': 'Please ignore this email.'
email_confirm_without_states:
'#type': email_confirm
'#title': 'Email confirm without states'
'#required': true
check_confirm:
'#type': checkbox
'#title': 'Check confirm'
email:
'#type': email
'#title': 'Your Email'
'#required': true
'#states':
visible:
':input[name="check_confirm"]':
checked: true
'#default_value': '[current-user:mail]'
email_confirm:
'#type': email_confirm
'#title': 'Email confirm'
'#required': true
'#states':
visible:
':input[name="check_confirm"]':
checked: true
actions:
'#type': webform_actions
'#title': 'Submit button(s)'
'#submit__label': 'Send message'
- Go to the form and click on submit
- You get error warnings ad the visible fields. Including email_confirm_without_states
- Click the checkbox to show the other email_confirm (hidden by states)
- Click on submit
- No error labels at the email_confirm
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Hi @erwinvb
I just tested your case, and it works for me. Here is a video for you to check. You probably have some additional settings on your end that are causing the issue, but with the settings you provided, everything works fine.