Hi,
I have created a form ARTIST with a field called "ARTIST Name" and Im calling this field as a lookup field in another form.
This works great, I can access the ARTIST Name.
But if I can't find the artist Im looking for would it be possible to edit the ARTIST form straight from the Lookup field ?
I think I know the answer, its problably not possible but wanted to ask.
Thanks for your help,
Dimitri
You can do what you want using Formidable hooks but not by directly editing a lookup's dropdown. A standard dropdown gives you the option to "Add Other". This opens a text field if "Other" is the selected option. Lookup tables don't have this feature, but it doesn't mean you can't simulate it.
You can use the frm_setup_new_fields_vars and frm_setup_edit_fields_vars filters to add an "Other" option to the lookup field before it is rendered on the page. Then, if "Other" is selected, conditionally open a text field to add the new musician's name.
For the last step, use the frm_after_create_entry hook to add the new value to the lookup table.
Thank you so much !
I typically add the feeder form into a popup accessible via a button in the page or via a menu item. You'll then want to limit the forms access to admins or whatever is appropriate at the form settings level.
https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/general-form-settings/#kb-form-permissions
Thats pretty smart !
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