I have a custom validation constraint plugin that prevents submission if an entity reference field has an odd number of values. The validation triggers upon submission just fine
public function validate($items, Constraint $constraint) { $cardinality = $items->getFieldDefinition()->get('fieldStorage')->get('cardinality'); $count = $cardinality == 1 ? $items->getValue()[0]['value'] : $items->count(); if (is_string($constraint->divisibleBy)) { switch ($constraint->divisibleBy) { case 'odd': if ($count % 2 == 0) { $this->context->buildViolation($constraint->notDivisible) ->setParameter('%field_name', $items->getFieldDefinition()->label()) ->setParameter('%divisibleBy', $constraint->divisibleBy) ->addViolation(); } break; case 'even': if ($count % 2 != 0) { $this->context->buildViolation($constraint->notDivisible) ->setParameter('%field_name', $items->getFieldDefinition()->label()) ->setParameter('%divisibleBy', $constraint->divisibleBy) ->addViolation(); } break; } } and in my custom paragraph class
public static function alterFieldInfo(array &$fields): void { if (isset($fields['field_nodes'])) { $fields['field_nodes']->addConstraint('items_count_divisible', ['divisible_by' => 'even']); } if (isset($fields['field_maximum_items'])) { $fields['field_maximum_items']->addConstraint('items_count_divisible', ['divisible_by' => 'even']); } } However there's one major problem. When clicking 'Add more' to one of my fields it triggers the validation and stops the 'Add more' button from adding another field.
The number of values needs to be even to succeed validation but the form does not let me add more than one value because one value is odd and fails the validation.
Is there a way to prevent the validation from occurring if it's an ajax call rebuilding the form and not an actual form submission?
