Entity Attribute Logical Name for Condition in Power Portals' Web Form Step

[Anonymous]

Hey, I'm trying to make a condition in Power Portal Web Form Step where I would like to validate two attribute of the same entity. The first field is Token while the other is Fill Token. Where can I find the entity attribute logical name and is it possible for me to operate two attributes instead of one attribute and one value? Thanks in advance

[ragavanrajan]

Hi  @Anonymous  As far as I am aware when you create a field in Entity. The schema will be converted in to logical name internally. 

In a nutshell:

Both logical and Schema names are similar but for "Schema Names" it will have Pascal case. ex: new_Firstname  and the logical name would be fully lower case: ex:new_firstname 

Some reference for your kind attention: 

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/liquid/liquid-objects 

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[OliverRodrigues]

Hi

In web form condition step you can only compare an attribute against a value, not against another attribute

to find your attributes logical names you can navigate to make.powerapps.com --> solutions --> create your own with your components or open the Default Solution

there you can see the field names

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[Anonymous]

Oh I see that now, thanks a bunch. I was going to make a token  validation using condition. Is there any way I can achieve that in portal? Thank you in advance!

[OliverRodrigues]

What exactly you mean by token validation? can you expand a bit more your requirement?

[Anonymous]

When a user entered a value, i would like to validate the value so it matches another field in my entity that is autogenerated, which is form. I've tried to make a client-side validation instead of using validate page, but it also only works for value. I guess i made some mistake in the query.

this one works fine but when i changed '9999' with a a variable, it always returns error message. 

[OliverRodrigues]

Hi @Anonymous the client-side validation should work

have you tried printing in the console both "token" and "filled token" to see if they are a match?

[hardikv · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous 

Can you please change the variable name and check again? Variable names should not be same as field logical name.

Please try below code or change the variable name:

var cr898_filltokenData = $("#cr898_filltoken").val();
var cr898_tokenData = $("#cr898_token").val();
if(cr898_filltokenData != cr898_tokenData )
{
	return false;
}
else
{
	return true;
}

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[Anonymous]

Dear @OliverRodrigues I ended up using custom javascript instead of using validation page and it did work, however i had to include the field Token in the form for it to work otherwise it will only return error message. In the desired result, actually the field token is not supposed to appear in the form but hiding the field also makes the validation fails. I finally hid the field name but the text field is still there,.

[Anonymous]

Thank you so much @hardikv , i had to include the field Token in the form for it to work otherwise it will only return error message. In the desired result, actually the field token is not supposed to appear in the form but hiding the field also makes the validation fails. Is it possible to have this condition when the field is not submitted to the form? Or do I have to use custom css to achieve the field that can't be seen?