How to validate a field against a Dynamic Range (Product Metadata)?

In this example, the field is valid between weightMin and weightMax and weightMin2 and weightMax2 where:

We will create three separate rules on the 'weight' field. The rules are checked from top to bottom.

Rule 1: Valid for the first range

(data["weight"]>=jobmeta["productWeightMin"])&&(data["weight"]<=jobmeta["productWeightMax"])

Step 1 - Drag in the field from the form layout and drop anywhere in the grey space

Step 2 - Drag in the 'greater than ≥' symbol

Step 3 - Drag 'Product Data' on the '0' to replace. Click 'ratedSpeed' and select the product data e.g. weightMin

Step 4 - Drag in the 'AND' operator and drop after the parentheses

Step 5 - Dragging in the field from the form layout and replace the '0'

Step 6 - Drag in the 'less than' symbol ≤ and drop it inside the parentheses

Step 7 - Drag 'Product Data' on the '0' to replace. Click 'ratedSpeed' and select the product data e.g. weightMax

Step 8 - Click on the 'Valid' word

Step 9 - Set up the Form Status, Colour and add a message if needed.

Note: The Error status will not allow the user to submit the form until the field is valid.

Rule 2: Valid for the second range

(data["Metadata"]>=jobmeta["productWeightMin2"])&&(data["Metadata"]<=jobmeta["productWeightMax2"])

Rule 3: Create the catch-all invalid rule

1==1

Step 1 - Enter the rule 1==1 in the white area. This code invalidates everything outside of the valid range.

Step 2 - Click the 'valid' word and set the Form Status to 'invalid', select a colour and add a message if required.

You can validate an input field against a min/max range that is pulled directly from your Product List (product metadata). This is ideal for quality checks where specifications change for each product.