Hi, first at all, thanks to rsjoomla for your powerful components.

I need hide empty conditional fields in admin email.

I though with the last upgrade with that code:
"Added - Scripting language in User, Admin & Additional Emails and Thank You Message: {if {placeholder:value}}this text gets displayed if the placeholder has a value{/if}"

i will to be able and i try to do that:
{if {placeholder:value}}{dogsname:caption}{/if} - but it doesn't work.

and:
{if {dogsname:caption}{/if} - but it doesn't work too.

Please help me.

Thanks!

Note that you need to replace 'placeholder' in {placeholder:value} with the actual name of your field.

Also, I have noticed that you have used '{dogsname:caption}' in the second example you have provided. Note that the {fieldname:caption} type of placeholders will not be helpful in this situation, try using the {fieldname:value} type ({dogsname:value} in your case).

Also, make sure that you are using the latest revision of RSForm!Pro (rev. 46).

Should you use the <br /> inside the {if}'s

Example:
{if {prod1:value}}{prod1:caption} x {prod1:value}<br />{/if}
{if {prod2:value}}{prod2:caption} x {prod2:value}<br />{/if}
{if {prod3:value}}{prod3:caption} x {prod3:value}<br />{/if}
{if {prod4:value}}{prod4:caption} x {prod4:value}<br />{/if}
{if {prod5:value}}{prod5:caption} x {prod5:value}<br />{/if}
{if {prod6:value}}{prod6:caption} x {prod6:value}<br />{/if}

I'm trying to accomplish the same thing and i almost got it working I have alot of conditional fields that shows/hides depending on one choice. However i'm having problems with the caption.

I'm trying to make it look like this in the admin e-mail:

City: New York

If i use: {if {City:caption}}{City:value}{/if} the result is only the value is displayed (New York)
If i use: {if City:value}}{City:caption}: {City:value}{/if}, like robert mentioned above the enire code is displayed in the email like this:

{if City:value}}City: New York{/if}

Any idea what i'm missing?

{City:caption} won't work (the caption is a static value, it never changes, so why should you make a condition based on it)?
{if City:value} won't work either because you haven't added the mandatory curly brackets {}. So, the correct format is:

However, I'm sure City might contain values other than New York so it's better to use:

Please do follow the documentation available: www.rsjoomla.com/support/view-article/80...t-php-knowledge.html where all of the above is explained.

octavian wrote: That worked like a charm. Thank you. There are still empty lines where the other fields goes that aren't being displayed depending on user input but i guess i can live with that.

octavian wrote: I have looked around but must have missed that particular post

Regarding the empty lines: if your editor encloses all fields within <p> tags, you can simply put the <p> tags inside the {if} clause. For example, instead of:Use:
If you're using a WYSIWYG editor, you'll have to toggle it off or find a button that lets you view & edit the HTML source code.

I was using a <br> on each line but they were outside the if-statement and they caused the empty lines, placing it inside worked. The e-mail looks sweet now

Thanks again.