Validation of fields

Question

I have four mandatury fields in a page and one submit button.Among that one was read only field and another one  is drop down list.If all four fields are populated then only save button should be enabled,otherwise it should be disabled.
Can any one help me this?
Here is my code...
private  if (customercode.text=="" ){Csave.enabled=
false; return;}if(customername.text==""){
Csave.enabled=
false; 
 return;}
function validation():void{ if(geo.text==""){
Csave.enabled=
false; return;}
 if(cmblistunit.selectedIndex==-1){
Csave.enabled=
false;Alert.show(
"Error:Customer type cannot be null.Please select a valid Customer Type!"); return;
Csave.enabled=true;}
If geo field(read only) value is selected last,then save button is not enabling.
Message was edited by: sudheerCh

Answer 1

The property represents the "property path" from the object (the formulation spec data object, in this case) that you are trying to validate to the property you want to be required.
To get to the reason for change, you first have to access the SpecSummary property of the formulation spec, then the SpecSummary's FreeTextReasonForChange property, and then the FreeTextReasonForChange's ReasonForChange property. So your property should be "SpecSummary.FreeTextReasonForChange.ReasonForChange"
If you are using the DatabaseAndObjectSchema document, you can traverse these property paths, but just remember to use the property's name, not its type, in the property path.
You can learn more about the DatabaseAndObjectSchema document in the Extensibility Guide's Developer Information section in the Appendix, and in the Appendix of the ValidationTraining powerpoint presentation, under ReferenceImplementations\Validation\Documentation folder.
Edited by: Ron M on Jun 20, 2012 4:19 PM