Markus

HOWEVER… This has created a work-around for me.

Because field FITPTeamList].label.indexOf([field FullName].label) DOES work…

providing me with a field that shows either a 0 if there is a match, or a -1 if there is not.

Then I can use your Conditionals to show or hide a separate html field to reveal the “match” “does not match” side of things.

I am noticing in your code though that you only use one double quote. Should there be two?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Markus.

Shucks. It is reporting “undefined” as the result. I was careful to copy the fields carefully into the formula and have double checked it.

Thank you for the code. That does look close. But though I am not a coding expert, somethings look a bit off with your code above

this section:

return ‘Match’
return ‘Does not match’;

just looks like it needs something (a comma, semicolon?) to differentiate between the two.

AND

When I put this code

(function(){
if([field FullName].label!=” && [field FITPProductionTeamList].label.indexOf([field FullName].label)!== -1)
return ‘Match’
return ‘Does not match’;
}())

into the formula, I get “An error occurred
SyntaxError: identifier starts immediately after numeric literal”

And if I need to put it not into the formula for the value but instead into the main javascript for the form, please include the elements needed to place the value into the third field [field FITPProductionTeamMemberTest].

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Markus.

And if so, what is the proper syntax to use?

Thanks for the fix, but unfortunately the .js file you sent did not do the trick. The error is still occurring.

And how does the button then work? I don’t understand how we have a donate button in one place and submit button in another. When my user clicks the donate button, are they taken to a new web page, and what happens to the form they were filling out?

Yes this worked perfectly thank you.