The Conditional Logic plugin can be used to show and hide form fields based off of the user’s inputs.
In this example, the submit button is hidden until the “Terms and Conditions” are agreed to.
After the fields of your form have been setup, you can add logic to any field by selecting Conditional Logic under the Advanced heading in the form builder.
The plugin can also be used to change field values.
In this example, the value in a field called “Discount” is changed to 10 if the “Member” option is chosen from the list.
After the fields of your form have been setup, you can add logic to any field(s) by selecting Conditional Logic under the Advanced heading in the form builder.
Similar to how the plugin can be used to change field values, we can use it to add or remove items from a list field.
In this example, the option to add a “Warranty” is only added to the list when the option for the “3rd Package” is chosen.
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