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Conditional logic passing

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  1. kaotik
    Member

    Hello, I have two main questions that I need to ask.

    1. Can conditional logic be passed from one field to another? Such as, if I have a question asking something via checkboxes, can I have it pass data to a separate field in let's say a multiple choice category? Or is it limited to the field option it resides in?

    2. Is there a way for the form to suggest another field if somebody types in a keyword that you can set in the backend? Let's say I'm asking somebody to state their profession, but if they say SEO marketing, can I set some random keywords that I want to block so that if SEO is typed in, it will redirect them to an alternative selection of choices or at least pop up a message that suggests they go to the next step?

    Posted 14 years ago on Friday May 6, 2011 | Permalink

  2. Carl Hancock
    Administrator

    1. Conditional Logic is for showing/hiding fields based on selections of other fields. So if you have checkboxes, you can show/hide other fields based on which checkboxes were selected. So conditional logic impacts other fields, not the selection field itself. So yes it's passed from one field to other fields.

    2. This isn't currently a built in feature. It might be possible as a customization using custom jQuery, but it isn't something Gravity Forms does out of the box.

    Posted 14 years ago on Friday May 6, 2011 | Permalink