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This is similar to other wishlist items regarding logic/rules/conditions so we can make smarter forms. WA's forms are currently all-or-nothing, so members have to scroll past things that don't pertain to them, e.g. "Child #6 Name", "Child #6 Age", "Child #6 Tshirt size".
Examples of desired functionality include:
"# of children in family?" -> "6" = opens 6 fields for names, ages, sizes.
"Are you 65 or older?" -> "yes" = applies senior discount
"Are you already a stockholder? -> "no" = opens stock purchasing options with extra charges attached
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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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I would love to see logic/branching ability with membership fields so that members only see the fields that they need to complete that apply to them. For example: "# of children in family = 1" they get the name, birthdate, and tshirt size options fields shown for 1 child. If "# of children in family = 6", logic can be set up to show those same sets of fields for 6 different children. Then the family with 1 child doesn't have to scroll through 5 more empty fields of children's information options before they get to the next thing they need to complete.