• Hide Elements values based on other element values.

    For Ex.

    Label: Medium (element)
    – Airbrush (values)
    – Charcoal
    – Pencil

    Label: Surface (element)
    – Drawing Paper (values)
    – Canvas
    – Shirts

    You can’t have pencil on a shirt or charcoal on a Canvas, so I was wondering how I could have more granular control on these Complex Conditions.

    I was able to hide the color element when users selected charcoal element, but there doesn’t seem to be a way to select values within elements.

    It would work if “Applies to:” had a check box that allowed you see values for values for chosen elements.

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  • Plugin Author hoffcamp

    (@hoffcamp)

    This would be a lot of work under the hood as compared to just showing and hiding elements. The only suggestion I can think of would be to make separate lists for each case, but this would make your submission data table more complicated to read. Its not a bad idea, and it was something I wanted to do originally, but I’m going build it into version 2 rather than for now.

    Plugin Author hoffcamp

    (@hoffcamp)

    You could also put some javascript in a note to rebuild the list every time the other list changes, as long as you make sure the option values stay the same for each option.

    Plugin Author hoffcamp

    (@hoffcamp)

    I posted an FAQ with a script example of how to do this.

    Thread Starter Anthony

    (@madburner)

    Thanks so much on your quick replies on this wonderful plugin. I’m looking forward for that update. I’ll play with the FAQ sample you’ve provided. You rock yet again!

    Could you please post any similar queries in the Plugins & Hacks forum? Thank you.

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