I have a question about google form.
I'm creating a form where I would like to insert dynamic fields, let me explain.
I would like these fields to be shown or hidden dynamically and made mandatory based on a condition. I don't want to use conditional sections. In short, I would like to create a structure similar to the one in the following example:
Field when I choose "SI"
Field when I choose "NO"
Is there any way to accomplish this? Maybe with an add-on?
Thank you!
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How to change the case of dropdown values in Formidable Wordpress Plugin?
FYI - Data is populated on the website via CSV using the Import/Export option of Formidable Plugin. Data is huge (1 million), so changing the case in the data itself is not a good option.
When the form is getting submitted, the value of Code Dropdown getting saved as "Forex", but I want value will get saved as "forex". Please suggest. Thanks in advance.
Following things I have tried:
Created New Custom CSS
Added this custom CSS into Lookup Field as:
Also tried to use Customize HTML from FORM Setting as:
Here in the customize HTML code, I am unable to understand, how to tweak it, so that submitted value will be in lowercase.
For anyone still looking for an answer on how to do this, Formidable provides the ability to do this by using seperate field values for the saved data.
Directly under the Dropdown Options you need to tick the checkbox:
Use separate values
Once this is ticked you will see an additional option for each field for the submitted value. That way you can enter the lowercase value you need in the save option field.
Note you may need a Formidable base license to see this option.
More info here:
https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/separate-values/
I'm trying to create a custom search form that updates a table without using the ADF Query Panel, since i want to keep the same header layout on the "customer" search form page and the "customer" detailed page. Any advice on how to do this?
(Example using the HR Schema, to search customer and view customer page)
Lots of answer on google, like this. Also, look at using the ExecWithParams if you want to build it based on bind vars
I have a WordPress blog that let users (only for internal usage) write reports. There are "tasks" that they can select (checkboxes) to include in the report. Those that are selected pop a title and blank text zone on the bottom to include some informations. There is a task that is for feedback.
My question: I wanted to know if it is possible to replace the text zone with a form? Or add the form inside the text zone?
This is what the tasks list looks like, using the twentyten theme and ACF;
One of the tasks (checkboxes) is for feedback. I would like to have a complete form instead, with questions like "Did you see that?" with checkboxes, if they check "yes" then a text zone pop under it so people can write down feedback on that.
I cannot simply do a different type of page with a form and that's it, as the feedback is related to the tasks (to one specific report). It needs to be "inside" the report.
It seems impossible since one checkbox (for the tasks) only open one "thing" like a text zone. But I still hope there is something I can do.
Is there a way or it's impossible?
Thank you very much for all of your help.
Have a nice day.
This is accomplished using conditional logic within the Advanced Custom Fields Plugin. Go to Custom Fields -> Edit the Group you want to change -> Edit the Field you want to be conditional -> Turn Conditional Logic on and add your conditions.
I need to create form in symfony2 which should look like form on this image http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/805/formy.png/
As you can see there is dynamic list of products and as a part of this list there is dynamic list of options with dropdown list. Just now I have dynamic list of products, according this tutorial http://symfony.com/doc/2.0/cookbook/form/form_collections.html and it works fine. How can I add dynamic list of dropdown lists?
thank you
This it not a real solution to your answer if you want to use the default Form class in Symfony.
But... why don't you consider creating a custom form? Like you do it in HTML. On submit the form, you can get the values just like you do it in PHP...
$_POST['something] or $_GET['something]
I would like to know how to filter view (block) according to content of one of my fields in that view.
E.g. I have added to my block view a field called Car description, which contains a text with something like "This car is convertible and the best on the market." etc.
Now, I want in filers section set up a condition to show just that content which contains in the field Car description a word convertible.
I was wondering that if this is not possible, I can maybe create a custom field which will contain a PHP code with condition if else, so the result of this custom field could be 0 or 1 and then the filter could check it better.
However, I think that filter is applied before any of the fields are populated, but maybe I am wrong.
How to solve this problem? Did anyone dealt with similar situation?
Thanks in advance for your advice.
You should use views filters.
In filter settings you can specify properties of that filter. For example you can check field for containing word 'convertible'.
However for your case I would use taxonomy. 'Convertible' word is a good candidate for taxonomy term.