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How to display minimum required tags information

by UXStackExchange on February 15, 2019 in uxstackexchange

I develop a form where I need to add multiple items for one field (multi select) and the submit button is disabled as long as all fields are not valid.

This field needs to have 1 minimum tag to validate the form.

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For other fields I have this view:

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I have 3 possibilities :

  • Enabled submit button all the time and when the user clicks on it, I display fields on error with theirs error message
  • When the user cleans the multi select field I display the error message
  • I display all the time an information message below the field which indicate the rule for this field

What is usually done for this? And maybe another idea?

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How to display minimum required tags information

by UXStackExchange on February 15, 2019 in uxstackexchange

I develop a form where I need to add multiple items for one field (multi select) and the submit button is disabled as long as all fields are not valid.

This field needs to have 1 minimum tag to validate the form.

enter image description here

For other fields I have this view:

enter image description here

I have 3 possibilities :

  • Enabled submit button all the time and when the user clicks on it, I display fields on error with theirs error message
  • When the user cleans the multi select field I display the error message
  • I display all the time an information message below the field which indicate the rule for this field

What is usually done for this? And maybe another idea?

Tags: UX Stack Exchange

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