jazlady;1328853 wrote:over 211 views but no resolution.
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For the record, I never like to see comments like that. Views have no correlation to solutions nor do they imply any obligation to one.
Moving on, I feel like there's not really enough data to give you a valid answer. At this point all I know is you have a bunch of records in a database, and after a certain point there was a change in these records. Currently all of the new records (after this unknown point in time) a field became required.
And so now you want to use javascript to force the requirement on said field, but only for records created after this unspecified point in time, and you would like to do so without having to specify this point in time.
And so we move on to giving you an answer. I will go ahead and say that without any identifier to denote which records are pre and post change, it is impossible to have the validation follow this rule. You may not have to specify a date, but you will need to specify something in order to let javascript know which records were created before your 'change' and which records were created after. This sort of data could already exist on the page in some way or another, but of course I could not tell you for certain as none of that information has been presented. I'm not sure why there is a reluctance to specify a date, but if you really don't want to and there are no other key identifiers being loaded on the page you would likely need to modify whatever script loads these records onto the page and have it place an identifier somewhere (in a hidden field, or a field id, or directly to a javascript variable, etc.).
