This isn't difficult to do if you set the conditions up properly for the conditional logic. For example, you have a form where you have a set number of people (up to 4) and you want to get their name. The first persons name field should show up if any of options 1-4 are selected. The second persons name if 2-4 are selected and so on. Here are some screenshots of the conditional logic options for each name field in my simple form.
screenshot - settings 1st person name: http://grab.by/8tTc
screenshot - settings 2nd person name: http://grab.by/8tTj
screenshot - settings 3rd person name: http://grab.by/8tTn
screenshot - settings 4th person name: http://grab.by/8tTr
Now, here's the test form working.
screencast video: http://screenr.com/fhE
and here's the exported form XML that you can download, import and play around with if you would like
Download Sample Form
All you need to do is take this example and apply it to any other fields in the same manner and you should be good to go.
Posted 13 years ago on Thursday January 20, 2011 |
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