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Disable Button won't stay disable - Radio Button selection is breaking it

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Posted on by Newbee321 64
Hi,
I have 2 textboxes and 1 radio button in a Form. Submit button is outside the form. All three fields are required. I'm updating the record on Submit button click using Patch function onselect. I have marked all three fields as required = true.
On Submit button's DisplayMode, I have added below code. Submit button stays disabled if two text boxes have values but radio button is not selected. However, Submit button Enables as soon as I select one of the radio button options even though other textbox(s) are still empty. What am I doing wrong?
 
If (
    IsBlank(DataCardKey16_1.Text) ||
    IsBlank(Radio3_1.Selected) ||
    IsBlank(DataCardKey9.Text),
DisplayMode.Disabled,
DisplayMode.Edit
)
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    mmbr1606 Profile Picture
    mmbr1606 14,353 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    Disable Button won't stay disable - Radio Button selection is breaking it
    hey
     
     
    can u try this:
    If(
    IsBlank(DataCardKey16_1.Text) || 
    IsEmpty(Radio3_1.Selected) || 
    IsBlank(DataCardKey9.Text), 
    DisplayMode.Disabled, 
    DisplayMode.Edit
)

    if it helped please mark as verified anwer
     
     
    cheers
  • WarrenBelz Profile Picture
    WarrenBelz 151,866 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Disable Button won't stay disable - Radio Button selection is breaking it
    You may have an empty string in there - assuming that the Radio control output is .Value (change if not the case), try this 
    If(
   Len(DataCardKey16_1.Text) = 0 || 
   Len(Radio3_1.Selected.Value) = 0 || 
   Len(DataCardKey9.Text) = 0, 
   DisplayMode.Disabled, 
   DisplayMode.Edit
)
     
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