You can't do conditional logic in the form description. You can add an HTML block to your form that contains text/description and put it at the top of your form and then do conditional logic on it. So if that was suitable you could do it that way.
You would add 2 HTML blocks on your form, one for displaying if parameter=X and another if parameter=Y.
You would then add a drop down field to your form and set the visibility to admin only so it doesn't actually appear on your form AND enable the field to be populated dynamically and give it a parameter name. The parameter name is what you would then use to pass a value to it via the query string. You would then set the options in the drop down to the first one being blank and then the next X and Y.
Then use conditional logic on the 2 HTML blocks to only display if the dropdown = x or the dropdown = y.
That may sound a bit confusing if you haven't used the tools yet...
Posted 14 years ago on Friday August 20, 2010 |
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