Here you are Katy.  My goal is to get the form to know to move out of the loop to the final steps once ALL the Status buttons show as Completed.

Using javascript this should tell you if they completed all of the radio buttons

 let total = 0;
  
//assuming a class name assigned of 'status'
//total up all radio alternative values, where completed = 1
  $('.status input').each(function(){
  
    total+=Number($(this).val());
  
  });
  
  
  if(total == $('.status').length)){

//The total is equal to the total number of status radio buttons
//We can show the submit button, or enter a value into a hidden field to be used in
//a process design condition

 }

Thanks, Chad!  So, I know enough to know that if I use this as is, it won't work bc there needs to be more parts.  I have other JS on the page, but just something small.  So I'll need to start this one with the same beginning of the other one, right? 

$(document).ready(function () 
{

and end it with something that tells it what to do after your if statement.  How would I tell it to make the second submit button show up instead of the first one if the if-statement is true?

• Finished My Task (other tasks still incomplete)
• All Tasks Complete

If this is your first time using javascript you will want to start here:

https://doc.laserfiche.com/laserfiche.documentation/en-us/Default.htm#../Subsystems/ProcessAutomation/Content/Forms-Current/Javascript-and-CSS/Javascript%20Selectors.htm

I highly recommend taking a day to learn the basics given the complexity of the forms your building, it is very powerful and well worth it. Mostly you want to learn why the ready method is needed, some basic jquery methods, how to use the browser console for testing, and how the HTML DOM layer works.

So it would look something like this

$(document).ready(function(){

//Hide Submit
$('.Submit').hide();
//Each time user changes a status, check to see if all are complete
$('.status input').change(CheckForAllComplete);

//your existing code can remain here

}



function CheckForAllComplete() {

 let total = 0;
  
//assuming a class name assigned of 'status'
//total up all radio alternative values, where completed = 1
  $('.status input').each(function(){
  
    total+=Number($(this).val());
  
  });
  
  
  if(total == $('.status').length)){

//Show submit
//Using the optional 300 parameter causes the button to show over 300ms
//This is important when you want the user to see that something new has become available
$('.Submit').show(300);

 }

}