Exam Certified OmniStudio Developer topic 1 question 26 discussion

I think answer B fits better

You can set the element to required and then use show element if true, however this is not mentioned in the question. What you "could do" should not be part of your answer. The correct answer should be set element to require if true - A.

I think A is right, if checkbox is true, it will be required to input. If the checkbox is unchecked, the user has either option to input or ignore

A is the right answer

A is the correct answer.

B makes a lot of sense, but correct is A. It says in the text "OmniScript to require user input only". The user may input data in the field, if he didn't check the checkbox, but he requires , if he checked the checkbox.

B is the correct answer

A is the correct answer, it sets element as required if true.

To configure a Disclosure element in an OmniScript to require user input only if the user has already checked a Non-Disclosure Agreement checkbox, a developer should configure the conditional view using: B. Show element if true By configuring the Disclosure element's conditional view with the "Show element if true" option, the element will only be displayed if the condition is true, which in this case would be if the user has already checked the Non-Disclosure Agreement checkbox.

I agree - B seems to be the correct answer