Condition-based display of fields for multi-level questions
I would like to request creating a way to display a registration field based on a previous field selection.
For example, If I have the question "Are you interested in learning about this committee?" If the answer is yes, I would like a second question to display. If the answer is no, I do not want the second question to display.
I've been told this is not a current feature in Wild Apricot but think this would be very useful for membership, registration and donation forms.
Rose Olea
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Anonymous
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It's a basic submenu logic. PLEASE please implement it as soon as possible.
If someone selects in the menu or from a drop down option they want to eat meat, for example, then, there should be a sublogic for people to select whether they want their meat rare, medium rare, medium, medium well or well done! If someone selects they want chicken instead of meat, they don't need additional level of choices. Thank you for implementing this! Would be very very helpful. -
Bob
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I agree that this is needed. Our previous provider had this feature and it almost made me stay with them. Conditional based on a previous field is sufficient, but conditional fields based on Registration Types would be used by us as well. I agree this is a "must have."
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Doug Armstrong
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This would be great! For example, we do a dinner and we ask folks how many guests they will have. Based on the number of guests=X, I would like to present X menus for them to preselect meals. Perhaps we are doing an event and there are X guests per registrant and each get a shirt, need to be able to as X time what size shirt we need. This is a must have.
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Mike Felton
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I agree that Wufoo is a great example of how to do conditional form construction. It would make membership joining forms shorter by being more intelligent.
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Becky Jenn
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YES YES YES!!! I've been begging for this for years. Our member signup forms need to be smarter. For us, we could have a third of our current membership levels if only we could make the signup forms smarter. Our forms could also look about 1/3 shorter, but members have to scroll past fields that don't pertain to them, but are necessary for some members (e.g. Child #6 Name, Child #6 TShirt Size, Child #6 Medical Conditions...). Wufoo.com has great rules/logic/conditions that can be added to forms that are just one way to do it.
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jhill
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Ability to have fields interact and have rules between fields. For example, if you change field X, it automatically adjusts field Y, or you can't enter data in field Y unless you have data in field X.
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Michelle
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Issue:
Certain fields are tied in to a 'parent' field. Need to be able to create a function in which only certain fields will be an option for the member to choose if they have chosen a parent field.
For Example:
If parent field value is "A", second field value can only be "a,c,e"
If parent field value is "B, second field value can only be "b,f"
and so on and so forth.Currently, this is how it is showing:
if parent field value is "A", second field value can be "a,b,c,d,e,f" -
Bader
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I support having conditioned fields upon type of answer or choice of related prior field or fields.
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Kerrie-Anne commented
Definitely. For us it would be most useful in event registration forms....., but I expect it would be great to make membership forms a bit more clever!
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Good idea, thanks for sharing. Is anyone else interested in this kind of enhancement?
