Hi everyone, Happy Wednesday!
I stumbled across this awesome implementation that @Joyce referenced in an earlier thread somewhere. Can anyone provide more details on how to go about implementing this please? The poster on twitter refers to using WeWeb “states”. Thanks!
You could create a Javascript function that validates the input using a regex, and returns a bool value depending on whether the content matches the regex or not. Then, you use this return value to hide/show elements, change color, etc.
Thanks @gbeaudoin I’ll give it a try. Assuming I wanted to implement what is shown in the video, I would need 3 functions each with their own boolean output, right?
Yes that’s correct. Or at least 3 different regex (which could be in the same function or not).
That can be tied to states, or to components directly.
Tried and failed 
If anyone can help I’d appreciate it!
@carri Are you the Carri from the twitter post? If you are, I’d really appreciate your help with this! What you implemented looks fantastic. 
Maybe this helps a bit with implementing regex for your use case? Easy validation with regular expressions in weweb - Descript
Once again you are a lifesaver @raydeck thank you! Its super simple when you know how…! 
Hey @Dorian, do you have access to WeWeb Copilot?
I was thinking this might help for your use-case, as you could have asked WeWeb copilot to write this regex/function using a prompt
Hey @Quentin, no I don’t, but I just submitted a request to sign up. That would be awesome, thank you!
To close the loop, here is what I was able to implement. Fantastic stuff! WeWeb is an amazing platform. Thanks again @raydeck for your help.
Hey Dorian do you still have that video? Can’t seem to view it anymore. 
Trying to do something similar with my passwords 
@raelyn No, so I recorded a new one for you. 
Thank you 
Hello Dorian, the video is down again. I’m trying to replicate exactly that right now. It would be of a great help 
Sorry it was a Loom and I must’ve deleted it to make way for newer videos!