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If you want your rule to run Only when the form loads - check the Initialization Only checkbox at the top of the wizard. Typically, you would check this if there is some business logic that you want to to execute before the form/flow displays and users begin interacting with it.

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When the rule displays in the Rule Builder tab, it will indicate that the rule has been flagged to run only when the form loads, if this checkbox is checked. This feature will be helpful for creating rules in future versions of the Visual Rule Builder.

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Rule Builder Wizards

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The following functions are available in the Rule Builder for building expressions. Function names may be entered in any case (case insensitive).
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Functions are entered into the Enter an Expression field in the wizards.

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Lookup Mode is triggered as you enter text in the Value fields of the wizards.

Help Mode

Help mode sows shows help text for the function in the dropdown area. The help information includes:

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Use these operators to build useful expressions

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Action wizard 

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Future Releases of the Visual Rule Builder

This is version 1 of the Rule Builder. More common rule patterns will be available in future releasesWe’re constantly working on improving our product to reduce the need to write code. Making JavaScript rules easier is one of the highest priority items.

Examples

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Let's take a look at a simple example. Imagine a form with 3 fields named Name, Status and Money.

Rule Requirement: If the Name field contains "John" and the Status field contains "satisfied" then populate the Money field with 50000.00 else populate the Money field with 1000.00.

One way to write this rule in JavaScript is to use nested if statements:

if(Name.value=='John')
{
	if(Status.value=='satisfied')
	{
		Money.value=50000;
	}
}
else
{
Money.value=1000;
} 

If you are using the Visual Rule Builder to achieve the same result, you will have to add two rules:

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The Rule Examples chapter shows you how to use the Visual Rule Builder to create common rules for real world situations.