Was there any answer to this question please?
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zukenstein.
Hello @zukenstein
I’m sorry, I had not received the notification of your original entry.
I’m not sure about your question. However, if you want to hide an “HTML Content” field in the form and make it visible after evaluating the equation, you can configure it as dependent on the calculated field.
For example, assuming the “HTML Content” field is the fieldname3:
1. Select the calculated field.
2. Define a dependency in its settings as follows:
if the value is greater than 0, and select the fieldname3 from the list of dependent fields.
That’s all. More information about dependencies in the following link to the plugin’s blog:
https://cff.dwbooster.com/blog/2020/03/01/dependencies/
Best regards.
Hi Thanks for the reply.
I wanted to have an HTML field within the Fieldset that would still show within the Fieldset box even if the Fieldset was collapsed. I just wanted a little box with a tick in it to show that the users values had been entered within the fieldset and they had completed what was required, when the entered values could not be seen.
Just so they wouldn’t have to open the collapsed Fieldset again to check.
Did I explain that better?
Hello @zukenstein
If you have a tag inside another one, and the parent tag is hidden or collapsed, the child tag won’t be visible. If you want this tag to be always visible it must be inserted outside the hidden tag. If you want to display a summary of the information entered by the user (or calculated by the equations), I recommend you to insert a “Summary” field in the form.
Best regards.
Ok Thanks thats what I thought it might need. Thanks for confirming it.
