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...
In order to achieve this, you will need to place a Script in the Form's Script Called on Form Process area (Components > RSForm!Pro > Manage Forms > edit the form > Properties > PHP Scripts > second text area), which will hide the dropdown fields which were not chosen.
Before placing the script you will also have to add a "Make a selection" item in your dropdown which will act as a flag, signaling the script that the dropdown selection was not changed by the user.
This can be controlled from the RSComments! configuration area, found by going to backend > Components > RSComments!, and clicking on the "Options" button.
Couple of configuration tabs will appear. You can choose to hide or show comments from your Joomla! categories from the "Comments list" tab. More information on this topic can be found here:
Conditional Fields refer to fields that are already existing on the form that you want to show or hide based on some conditions. What you are looking for is a way for the submitter to dynamically add an unlimited number of fields on your form.
While this isn't built-in, it can be done but it requires custom coding (Javascript and some PHP).
I created a Link to allow Users to submit an article to RSBlog. I don't need the Captcha function and tried to disable it at the RSBlog configuration / Spam protection: Enable in subscription view : No
But nevertheless the captcha is still shown and needed to submit the article.
Is there any other configuration that is needed?
Thanks for your help
Claudia
I guess the easiest way to do this is to use Joomla user groups. Make a group for your public form (module) and a second user group just for logged in users.
I just have some questions to ask about how do we show / hide a form based on user login status.
For example, I have 2 forms
1. Login Form
2. Enquiry Form
- Both forms are set to display in an article using module. However, both will show up depending on user login status.
- In general, Login form (show) when user is not login, but enquiry form (Hide).
- Vice versa, when the user is logged on, the login form (Hide) but the enquiry form (Show).
The best solution for achieving this would be through the use of the 'Conditional Fields' feature. This feature enables you to show/hide fields based on a selection made in a dropdown/checkbox/radio group.
You can set up both the email and phone fields to be required, they will only be validated if they are being displayed as a result of the conditions being met. If the conditions are not met (neither 'Contact me by email' or 'Contact me by sms' are checked), the fields will not be displayed...
1. To achieve this, you will need to use the 'Conditional Fields' feature, it enables you to show/hide fields based on a selection from a checkbox/radio group/drop-down. You can read more on this topic here:
The downside to this is that you cannot add an unlimited number of fields by pressing a button. The maximum number of fields will need to be fixed and pre-defined, and the user will have to select the...
This can be done, but it requires custom scripting. As a workaround, I would recommend using the conditional fields feature, it enables you to show/hide form components based on a selection from a checkbox/radio group/drop-down. The only downside to this would be that you will not be able to apply this for links, but only for select groups.
I know how to set up a Conditional Field in Drop Down Menu.
But I have 7 options in a drop down menu and 4 of these options i want to add a conditional field that appears with an important note on that option.
I cannot read anywhere if you can add more than one per menu, but my tests are resulting in the form not working when i add more than 1 condition, they all show and fields disappear so it is not looking likely
With RSForm!Pro you can simply add a maximum number of fields and show / hide them depending on a user selection through conditioning. For example, if you were to take this approach you can add a drop-down field that would indicate the quantity of fields and use the built-in Conditional feature.
I'm creating a form for school site for parents to update their contact details.
The parent must complete fields for child/student name and their tutor group. All OK so far.
The Parent/carer may have two or more students at the school so the parent must have the option to add additional student/tutor group entries.
Rather than provide these additional fields (for child 2, child 3 etc) as displayed already but not required, can I offer the user a 'add a student' button that reveals an...
Interested parties, I found a workaround for my purposes. It involves core source-file changes to: com_rsmembership/views/subscribe/tmpl/default.php, so keep a changelog if you decide to try this.
This probably won't work for everyone, and it will NOT work for required fields. The basic idea is that I created a <div> with an id that tacks on the membership id. This way I can target with CSS the subscribe form belonging to each individual membership.
I have alot of conditional fields that shows/hides depending on one choice. However i'm having problems with the caption.