Conditional Form

Hi, just did my first form (basic contact) with Gravity and I gotta say, it's a joy compared with cforms. But I also sense there's a lot more under the surface I can do with Gravity but can't really find any samples/examples/tutorials.

My goal is to recreate the three forms here:
http://www.divinginstructortraining.com/contact/reservation.asp

Rather than have the customer hit that page, then choose the program he wants to enroll in, I want to create ONE enrollment form and -- either using icons or a drop-down menu at the top of the form -- change the content dynamically based on which program the customer chooses.

In other words, the customer hits the Enrollment Form and can choose Program A, Program B or Program C.

If he/she chooses Program B, the fields for only that program appear.

Is this possible? I"m not a programmer and cannot write PHP/Javascript, but can follow good examples.

If not, then I will have to create 3 different forms again (duplicate will be helpful, thanks.)

SECOND QUESTION.

Notice my formatting of my form? In particular the colored sections. Can I do that? I saw a forum post about using Section Break. Can the DIVs in those sections be styled with a background color?

Also, if you notice, I put some questions across two columns. (Example: Choose whether you need equipment or not and IF yes (right column) tell us what gear you need, etc.)

I think you have some links on doing the two-column format. Can that be done on a per question basis, or does the whole form run 2-columns?

Sorry, again, very new to this. Any help would be appreciated.

Cool, thanks. The bit about Section Breaks hiding sections is what sounds like is just the trick.

I kinda downplayed my skills set, as I found if people think I can do stuff, they give me the "stop wasting my time" attitude. I cannot, in fact, write PHP or Javascript (although I did know JS at one point long ago) but I DO understand the concepts at work and can mod code that is already there with handy examples.

CSS and HTML on the other hand, I'm actually pretty good at. Don't have a lot of experience with floating/relative/absolute positioned elements, but have done them before (with help of Dreamweaver).

Again, thanks for the help. I think while Gravity seems to lack some of the advanced features of cforms (multi-page forms, etc.) it more than makes up for it with ease of use and customer service!

BTW -- Is there a reference guide to the form validation? Not that I want to change anything, I just want to understand how the validation works (what it checks for, etc.)

Your eventual goal to add Regex validation will be nice. I am baffled by most regex, but having the ability to format international phone numbers -- to require that the idiots who message me actually put in their country code -- would be great.

Lastly, my company is small and my partners who pay the bills cheap tech-neophytes, so I have to get most everything free or dirt cheap. This is the most I've paid for a Wordpress add-on, but it seems to have been worth it :)

I have similar issue to the one posted here. On my page, I have a drop-down to start. Then I will use the Conditional Logic/Section Breaks, as you described within this post, to collect the correct information related to each choice on the starting drop-down.

My question is this: On Submit, I'd like to be able to redirect the user to a specific page with would contain the correct PayPal button. So, I'd like the page that is displayed to be determined by the choice in the original drop-down list. Is there a way to do that?

I truly am a newbie--a technical writer by trade dabbling in things way over my head. I would appreciate simple, hand-holding type explanations if you have them. :) I have enjoyed using your product--it's made it possible for me to enter the forms world.