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WebForm is a very nicely done module, but (at least at first glance) it seems to lack some things that I expect to need.

Specifically, I'd like a way to specify more complex field requirements than just a boolean. For instance, what if I have a form with an e-mail address field and a telephone field, and I want the user to be required to enter at least one of the two. In other words, if they enter an e-mail address, they don't need to enter a phone number; and if they enter a phone number, they don't need to enter an e-mail address.

Is this possible with WebForm?

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Try using the WebForm Validation module.

The following validation rules are currently included:

  • Numeric values (optionally specify min and / or max value)
  • Minimum length
  • Maximum length
  • Minimum number of words
  • Maximum number of words
  • Equal values on multiple fields
  • Unique values on multiple fields
  • Specific value
  • Require at least one of two fields
  • Require at least one of several fields
  • Minimum number of selections required
  • Maximum number of selections allowed
  • Exact number of selections required
  • Plain text (disallow tags)
  • Regular expression
  • Must be empty (Anti-Spam: Hide with CSS)
  • Words blacklist
  • Must match a username
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If your validation logic is complex it might be better to do that through a custom module.

There are three ways:

  1. Regular hook_form_alter() and adding your validation callback to the $form['#validate'] array.

  2. Implement hook_webform_validation_validators().

  3. Implement hook_webform_validation_validate().

See this article for more information about 2. and 3.

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