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Conditional Logic Based on Another Form?

  1. steve.barnett
    Member

    Hi.

    Here's the URL for reference: https://www.10x.co.za/online-application/

    I'm creating an application that uses 3 forms. One for the first 2 steps, one for the 3rd step and one for the 4th step. The form I'm referencing is Retirement Annuity under "Choose product".

    Step 4 is dynamically populated, allowing the applicant to review their information before continuing.

    In step 1,2 and 3 there are optional fields, so what I'm trying to do is display the dynamically populated fields in step 4 based on whether or not the applicant completed the optional fields. (Example: If the applicant doesn't complete the optional fields in step 1,2 and 3, I would like to hide those dynamically populated fields in step 4 where the applicant reviews their information and if they complete the optional fields I would like to display those fields in step 4.) I've been trying to use conditional logic, but it's disabled.

    I'm assuming it's disabled because I'm trying to use conditional logic based on a different form.

    It'd be greatly appreciated if someone could point me in the right direction.

    Posted 13 years ago on Wednesday February 23, 2011 | Permalink
  2. Forms are independent of each other. Conditional logic is not a cross-form feature. It only applies to the form it is on. It isn't designed for forms to interact this way.

    If you want a multi-page form you can download the latest development release of Gravity Forms v1.5 which is available on the Downloads page. It has multi-page forms capabilities. However it's still one form, not multiple forms. It's a single form with page breaks inserted where the pages should occur.

    Posted 13 years ago on Wednesday February 23, 2011 | Permalink