Has anyone figured out how to perform conditional logic?

[cstobler]

I was planning on using this package for a larger software project i am working on, but I noticed that there is no built-in conditional logic functionality (i.e. only show this field when another field = x). Having conditional logic is vital to my use-case, so I will need to make this work somehow.

I reviewed some past questions and the answer seemed to be that custom development would be able to solve this, but it was also indicated in a past comment that formRender is not able to handle conditional logic. That was awhile ago though, so I am curious if someone has figured this out or if formRender is more advanced now and can handle conditional logic.

If this is something that formBuilder is not capable of, I may have to roll my own solution, but I would rather not reinvent the wheel when a solution like this exists. If there is a way to put a bounty on this software modification, I may be interested in doing that.

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.

Charlie

[VictorMRojas]

It's possible

[jainilapi]

@VictorMRojas Can you provide the reference for this conditional form builder?

[mcrozes]

@jainilapi / @cstobler -

I have been using FormBuilder for a while and planning to do a refresh for one of my project. Conditional logic is something quite important, have you been able to figure out how to get this done (either natively or via custom code) ?

[cstobler]

@mcrozes I was not able to figure it out. I decided to roll my own solution from scratch, as it allowed me to do whatever I needed to do and provided more control overall. It would have been nice to be able to use FormBuilder, but it didn't work for me.