Kiley Werezak asked 3 weeks ago
I have a dropdown field where I need two of the options to have different labels but the same value. However FF 'detects' a duplicate and will will only pass the first option if the second is selected. Is there a way to turn off the duplicate detection? Or is there another field I could use to make this work?
Example:
Label | Value
A | 1
B | 1
C | 2
If B is selected, it passes A in the form actions (email/salesforce/etc).
Rob LeVine Staff answered 3 weeks ago
HTML doesn't impose that restriction, so it could be a bug, though it's worth revisiting your design that's forcing you to do this because it feels odd to me. Note that if you get it working and the user selects A or B, "1" will be saved to the database and you'll never know whether they selected A or B which is probably what you're running into in the form action.
Kiley Werezak
replied 3 weeks ago Ah that makes sense. I also had conditional logic based on the dropdown field that wasn't working, but that makes sense I can't base it off the label.
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