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Automatically copying that text to another textbox use jQuery with Nintex Forms

 Automatically copying that text to another textbox use jQuery with Nintex Forms

you can achieve this using JavaScript/jQuery code within Nintex Forms. Here's a basic example of how you might do it:

// Assuming you have two textboxes with ids 'Name_textbox1' and 'Name_textbox2'

// Replace 'Name_textbox1' and 'Name_textbox2' with the actual ids of your textboxes

$(document).ready(function(){ $('#Name_textbox1').change(function(){

var text = $(this).val(); // Get the value of Name_textbox1

$('#Name_textbox2').val(text); // Set the value of Name_textbox2 to the value of Name_textbox1

}); });

How to get the radio button value in the nintex form using jquery

 

When using a Choice control You will get value of selected radio button using in the following code:

Ensure the selector (input[name="myRadioGroupName"]) accurately targets your radio buttons. If you have assigned a class to them, you would use something like NWF$('.myCustomClass').

My Nintex Radio Button CSS name is rblRadio then i use in the following code

 NWF$('.rblRadio').change(function() {  

console.log("Clicked radio button");

                var radio_Button_Value = NWF$('.rblRadio').find("input:checked").val(); 

console.log("radio_Button_Value input checked " + radio_Button_Value );

});

How to apply Label Border Color in the Nintex form using jQuery

Using a Custom Class on your Nintex form label control

If your label has a custom class, such as CSS class property then apply Label control name is LabelToolTips

Use in the following code on your code logic

NWF$('.LabelToolTips').css('border', '2px solid #ff0000'); // Red border

NWF$('.LabelToolTips').html("*If you are unsure, choose Intranet Issue"); //Apply Value

NWF$('.LabelToolTips').css('border', 'none'); // Remove Border

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