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Bug? Conditional Logic in Nested View (form display)

By: Jack Evangelides | Asked: 07/24/2023
Forums › Category: How-to › Bug? Conditional Logic in Nested View (form display)
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Jack EvangelidesJack Evangelides asked 2 years ago

Hi All,
 
I am looking for some help to use conditional logic in multiple views across separate forms.
 
My current setup:

  • Form 1: User Registration 
    • Upon registration confirmation, the user will be "approved" and given a field value of approved from a drop down list.
  • Form 2: Company information (ie, name, website URL, location...)

 
I am trying to create a view for Form 2 that uses conditional logical based on parameters from Form 1.
For example, I want to show specific content in a view on Form 2 only if the user is "approved" (a field from Form 1) but I am struggling to set this up.
 
Any help would be much appreciated thank you :)

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Rob LeVineRob LeVine Staff answered 2 years ago

I don't fully understand your scenario, however, I'm guessing that you want to embed a view on form 2 inside a view on form 1 and wrap the embedded view in frm-condition so that it only displays when the field in Form 1 is set to Approved.

Jack EvangelidesJack Evangelides replied 2 years ago

Hi Rob, thanks for the repsonse.

The idea was to have a view in form 2, and wrap that view in a frm-condition using a value from form 1.

But I have found a solution now to use visibility for Elementor, and set conditions for user meta as my "status" field is an additional user meta, so I can set conditions with that.

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