chadtesting

Hi there, this code doesn’t seem to work. I assume that this is also on the OnClick event of a button?

I’m not sure if it checks the rules or not, but I know that it doesn’t advance the page.

Thanks.

Awesome, this works great. Thanks!

Hi, thanks very much.

To clarify a little though, I just need this to affect one page, not every page on the form.

Thanks very much.

That is amazing. Works perfectly. You can use calculated fields to do pretty much anything. I have so much to learn.

Thanks so much! Is this output only available through a calculated field? Calculated fields tend to look awkward on the page with the border around it.

One more quick thing. How do you get this to check against the rules on the page. When you assign a page break, it checks against the rules you’ve put on the page and will not allow the user to proceed.

When I use your solution, I can skip the page rules. Is there a way to hit a button that will skip to pb2 or pb3 but also check against the rules?

Thanks ??

So my next question is, do you charge an hourly rate to help round out existing projects given specifications?

Because I feel like I can take this so far with your plugin, but then I will need some dedicated hours of your time to finish the project.

The upside to this is that I will have a good understanding of the plugin to make changes within it once you are finished, and I can work with you in the future.

That worked brilliantly.

The problem I’m finding (and I think I’ll continue to find) as I work through my project, is that while I am smart enough to ask good questions and figure out how to apply your solutions, I don’t have the ability to code this project outside of the nice little walled garden you’ve made for us.

By the time I’m done, I want to have multiple levels of conditional show/hide logic based on calculating half a dozen data points, some which are numeric ranges, and some which are true/false. I just don’t see me being able to do this properly, even if I buy the retail version, without a solid foundation in javascript, Jquery, and CSS. Please tell me I’m wrong ??

You’re amazing. Every answer you give is clear and concise and works perfectly.

Man you’re good. Works perfectly. Thank.

To clarify, if a field already exists, I can’t put it in a container. I can only put NEW fields into existing containers, not the other way around.

That was perfect! Thank you.

Hi there, I found this helpful and I’d like to take it one step further. Is there a way to have buttons that have multiple ‘hide’ classes, so I can hide different things depending which button is pressed?

For example, hitting the button “Science” unhides information pertaining to Science, and hitting the button “Arts” unhides the information pertaining to Arts.

See above

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by chadtesting.

I should clarify to say that I want a custom button to do this, not the Page Break, which I realize creates a “Next” button.

For example, I have a page with the following buttons

Science
Arts
Social Science

No matter which one the user clicks, the form advances to the next page, and obviously there will be logic attached to those choices which will bring up a different container depending on which is clicked.

The reason for this is that it prevents the user from clicking on multiple buttons before hitting “Next” and it also saves a click.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by chadtesting.