Example 1: Selecting a Check Box to Show a Group of Options

From the Advanced Task, selecting the Groups can be the target of a dependency check box determines whether the options under the Group of Controls heading are available.

In this example, DEP_CBX is the name for the Groups can be the target of a dependency check box, and DEPENDENCYGROUP is the name of the group that contains the options.

<Option name="DEP_CBX" inputType="checkbox" defaultValue="1">Groups can be the
   target of a dependency.</Option>
<Option name="DEPENDENCYGROUP" inputType="string">GROUP OF CONTROLS</Option>

<Dependency condition="($DEP_CBX == '1'">
   <Target option="DEPENDENCYGROUP" conditionResult="true" action="show"/>
   <Target option="DEPENDENCYGROUP" conditionResult="false" action="hide"/>
</Dependency>

When the Groups can be the target of a dependency check box is not selected, here is what appears on the Options tab:

If you select the Groups can be the target of a dependency check box, the Group of Controls heading and all the options in this group are displayed. Here are the results that appear on the Options tab: