Hi Low,

Within the table you can use customize filter that will help you.

For more help you can share something than we will check on that .

Regards,

Rajat

Hello @Low Nico 

Refer this link:

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/90046/table-validation-of-inputs/

https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/80724/how-to-validate-input-inside-a-table/

I hope this help

Thanks

Hi,

You can always place a form widget that has all inputs inside, just for validation purpose, removing all CSS classes that you don't need, and the built in validations will work

hi,
if you are searching a validation for table you can use forge component , you may gets inputs from this post https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/83612/validation-inside-table/,

Hello @Low Nico , the input widgets have 'valid' and 'validation message' variables. You can use 'If' conditions to your requirements and set (using assign) the 'valid' variable to false and put some message in 'validation message' variable which will be displayed in red below the input widget if it doesn't validate.

Hope this helps.

Tejas Mahale.

Hi @Low Nico 

To enable mandatory validation for input widgets outside of forms in Outsystems, you can manually trigger the validation logic since the built-in form validation only applies to inputs inside forms.

Here’s a general approach to enable mandatory validation for input widgets outside a form:

1. Add Validation to Individual Widgets:

   • For each input widget (inside the table or other containers), set the Required property to True in the widget’s properties panel.

2. Create a Custom Validation Logic:

   • You can create an action that checks the value of each of the input widgets outside the form. In this action:
     • Use the IsNullOrEmpty or IsValid functions to validate each input widget’s value.
     • If any widget fails validation, display an error message or highlight the invalid field using the ValidationMessage widget or other UI changes (like setting CSS styles to mark fields as invalid).

3. Trigger the Validation Action:

   • Create a button or action that triggers the custom validation logic when the user submits or interacts with the form. If the validation fails, prevent further actions like saving the data or proceeding.

4. Handle Invalid Inputs:

   • When inputs fail validation, you can use the Valid property of the input widgets to show error states or mark the fields invalid.

Please do let me know if you need anything specific.