Abul Khoyer

Hello @rvcz,

Thanks for your query. I’m not fully clear about your use case and the screenshot you shared seems deleted. However, adding repeater fields with conditional logic might serve your purpose. Please check out the documentations:

1. https://wpmanageninja.com/docs/fluent-form/field-types/repeat-field/
2. https://wpmanageninja.com/docs/fluent-form/advanced-features-functionalities-in-wp-fluent-form/conditional-logic-fluent-form/

Hope this helps.

Thank you.

Hello @hj,

Thank you for reaching out and for your kind words!

Unfortunately, the specific functionality you’re looking for isn’t possible. I understand that having six separate form submission pages could be cumbersome. Currently, we don’t have an option to dynamically load multiple forms based on a dropdown selection.

However, there is a workaround you could consider. You can group the fields of all six forms within a single form using containers for each form field group. Then, you can show and hide specific groups of fields conditionally based on the selection made in the dropdown. Please check out the documentation on conditional logic: https://wpmanageninja.com/docs/fluent-form/advanced-features-functionalities-in-wp-fluent-form/conditional-logic-fluent-form/.

Hope this helps.

Thank you.

Hello @alexisfontana74,

Thanks for sharing your concern. I can see the theme CSS is overriding the form’s style. Please use the following CSS in the Custom CSS section of your form as a fix,

input[type=radio], input[type=checkbox] {
z-index: 1 !important;
opacity: 1 !important;
visibility: visible !important;
}

You will find the Custom CSS/JS settings under the Settings & Integrations section.

This should resolve the issue.

Thank you.

Hello @dynnode,

Thanks for reaching out about this. Editing form in the block editor is not possible currently. You can embed and see the preview only. However, I’m taking this as a feature suggestion and let our R&D team know about this.

Thank you.

Hello @appeltaartje,

Thanks for your query. Unfortunately, the container class doesn’t work for conversational form. However, you can use custom CSS for any customization.

Thank you.

Hello @moaz02,

You can modify the submitted entry upon submission using the insert_response_data hook. Please check out this documentation for comprehensive guidance: https://developers.fluentforms.com/hooks/filters/?#fluentform_insert_response_data. I have attached an example below,

add_filter('fluentform/insert_response_data', function ($formData, $formId, $inputConfigs) {
if ($formId !== 44) {
return $formData;
}
$formData["hidden"] = "Modified " . $formData["hidden"];
return $formData;
}, 10, 3);

Hope this helps.

Thank you.

Hello @josespinosa,

There is no default option to add attributes with input fields. You can add using custom JS. Please find the Custom CSS/JS tab under the form’s Settings & Integrations section. Then use the following JS in the Custom JavaScript section and replace the input’s name attribute according to yours.

let inputName = document.querySelector('input[data-name="input_text"]');
inputName.setAttribute('oncopy', 'return false');
inputName.setAttribute('onpaste', 'return false');
inputName.setAttribute('autocomplete', 'off');

Hope this helps.

Thank you.