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This would make the field required, ensure only alpha-numeric characters and dashes are used, and that the text is between 5 and 10 characters long.

If you using a validation rule that require a field name to be specified (like _required_if_, _same_, ...), **remember** to prepend `fields.` to the field name.

For example:

``` .language-yaml
fields:
type:
options:
option_1: 'Option 1'
option_2: 'Option 2'
type: radio
something:
type: text
validate: required_if:fields.type,option_1
```

Note that not _every_ validation rule would be usable in Statamic. For instance, the database rules (exists, unique, etc) would not apply since we do not use a database.

## Sections [Since 2.9.0] {#sections}
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that_field: cheeseburger
```

You can use "OR" rules by prepending fields with `or_`.
You can use "OR" rules by prepending fields with `or_`.
The following says: "Show when `this_field` is `bacon` OR `that_field` is `cheeseburger`"

``` .language-yaml
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or_that_field: cheeseburger
```

You may specify multiple values for a single field by using an array for the value.
You may specify multiple values for a single field by using an array for the value.
The following says: "Show when `this_field` is one of `bacon`, `eggs`, or `hash browns`"

``` .language-yaml
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