+4Hello FMEers,
i'd like to define one published parameter which will use one of others. For example, I need to create statistical data by roles (parameter ROLES) xor by users (parameter USERS). If I choose by user, I want the ROLES parameter to be deactivated. After that I can choose which user...
So, question: how can I achieve that.
+16Hi @zzupljanin, dont think 'deactivated' is an option for a parameter, seems to me like you want to test if a parameter1 has a value then do this but if parameter 2 had a value do that....if this is the case a simple tester or testfilter should do the job.
Hope this helps
From a user interaction point of view (GUI), that isn't possible.
But as Itay says, you can use your workspace logic to test for illegal combinations etc.
+4From a user interaction point of view (GUI), that isn't possible.
But as Itay says, you can use your workspace logic to test for illegal combinations etc.
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The other action you can take is to upvote this idea: https://knowledge.safe.com/content/idea/25358/richer-user-parameters-prompt-ui.html
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