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It required some experimentation on my part, but if someone here knows where in the docs something like this might be explained, they should probably post a link for future reference. I would imagine it's in one of the FormFu docs, or possibly even the Config::General docs (could not find it myself).

Grep is grep :)

http://search.cpan.org/grep?cpanid=CFRANKS&release=HTML-FormFu-0.09002&string=Required&i=1&n=1&C=0: HTML::FormFu::Constraint; "FORM LOGIC AND VALIDATION" in HTML::FormFu; http://search.cpan.org/dist/HTML-FormFu/MANIFEST; /t/04basic.t; /t/04basic.yml; /t/constraints/constraint_when.t; /t/constraints/constraint_when.yml; /t/constraints/constraint_when.t; /t/constraints/constraint_when.yml; /t/constraints/constraint_when_any_field.t; /t/constraints/constraint_when_any_field.yml; /t/constraints/constraint_when_any_true_value.t; /t/constraints/constraint_when_any_true_value.yml; /t/constraints/constraint_when_default_empty_value.t; /t/constraints/constraint_when_default_empty_value.yml; /t/constraints/constraint_when_fields.t; /t/constraints/constraint_when_fields.yml

In reply to Re: HTML::FormFu applying conditional constraint to element in form config file by Anonymous Monk
in thread HTML::FormFu applying conditional constraint to element in form config file by s2cuts

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