Hello
This option is grayed out on my form. My form only contains one email field, for newsletter submission.
I have a full developer's key. Please help.
Thanks.
Hello
This option is grayed out on my form. My form only contains one email field, for newsletter submission.
I have a full developer's key. Please help.
Thanks.
I need to be able to hide the submit button.
You have to include a select (drop down), radio or checkbox field to have something to trigger the conditional logic. The reason the option is grayed out is that you don't have any of those type of fields in your form.
http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Enable_Conditional_Logic
So how do I hide the submit button then? Any thoughts? Thanks!
What are you trying to do exactly. If you're trying to hide the button based on some condition, you need a field with basic options.. yes/no, etc. If you're just trying to hide the submit button for some odd reason, you could do that with CSS.
[css]
body #gform_wrapper_1 .gform_footer input[type=submit] {display:none}
Hi Kevin
I have to put a subscribe to newsletter box in the footer of the theme i am making. I would like the submit button not to be visible there.
Thanks
Try saving your form, then go to Edit Forms and edit your form again and then edit the field and go to the conditional logic again and let me know if it's grayed out still.
Please note conditional logic requires a selection field to exist on your form (ex. drop down, radio button or checkbox field).
@Carl @Kevin. I mis-spoke. Conditional logic works. What I am trying to do is disable the submit button for 1 form, and reading through the forums it was referred to as Conditional Logic.
Sorry for the confusion.
Okay, I understand now. You would need to just hide the button with CSS. Use the example I posted above, but replace the "_1" with your actual form ID.
Got it working. Thanks Kevin!!
Kevin, is this targeting code also valid for multipage forms?
body .gform_wrapper_1 .gform_footer input[type=submit] {display:none}
for a multipage form (with id 1) doesn't hide the submit button.
What are you trying to disable the submit button for? If you need to do it conditionally there is an option in the Form Settings to show/hide the submit button using conditional logic. Each Page Break also has conditional logic options for the Next button.
The {display:none} was only used to see, if the targeting code would work. My intention is to place it right in the middle under a (multipage) form on the last step (in (vertical) line with the previous button ofc).
The multi-page form structure is a little different. If you want to share a URL to your form, I can give you a working example of the CSS.
Sure, please visist: http://alturl.com/2imgb
It's a multiform with three pages. Currently under development ofc ;)