Conditional Visibility

Conditional Visibility is a feature in the Form Builder that allows you to display or hide form fields based on specific conditions or rules. The feature enables you to create dynamic and responsive forms that adapt to user input or other factors, thereby enhancing the user experience.

Consider the example where you are creating a form for a cleaning service company. In this scenario, you can provide users with the choice of selecting whether they require carpet cleaning. If the user's response is affirmative (yes), additional option fields become visible, including choices for anti-allergen and deodorizing treatments. Conversely, if the response is negative (no), the option fields are concealed rather than disabled.

Adding Conditional Visibility Conditions to a Field

To use conditional visibility on the field you are creating:

1. Go to the 'Conditional Visibility' section on the form for creating a field.
2. Toggle Enable Conditional Visibility to 'Enabled.'
3. Use the form to create a condition.
4. Click ADD ANOTHER CONDITION to add more conditions to your field if required.
5. Select SAVE.

These are the input requirements and descriptions for adding a conditional visibility condition to a field.

Conditional Visibility Logic by Field Type

It is important to note that conditional visibility logic is not available across all field types. For example, you may not use the 'Is Before' condition on an 'Input String' field type (or any other field type except 'DateTime'). The table below displays which conditional visibility logic applies to a corresponding field type.