Show/Hide Multiple Form Fields Based on User Responses in DropForm

DropForm's section collapse feature lets users easily show or hide form fields based on user responses.

### Using Section Collapse for Conditional Fields in Jotform

* 📅 This tutorial demonstrates how to use Jotform's **section collapse** feature to show/hide fields based on user responses, using an RSVP scenario as an example.
* 🧑‍💼 The process begins by creating a form with basic fields like name, email, and a dropdown for the number of guests (0-3).
* 🗂️ Multiple sections are created for guest details (name and email), each enclosed within a **section collapse** element, initially set to hidden.
* ⚙️ A crucial additional section with a submit button is added and set to be visible, ensuring a submit option even without guests.
* ➕ Conditional logic is implemented using Jotform's **show/hide field** conditions.  If the number of guests is 1, Guest 1's fields are shown; if 2, Guests 1 & 2's fields are shown; and if 3, all three guests' fields are shown.
* ✅ The tutorial concludes by testing the form, showcasing how different guest counts dynamically reveal the appropriate fields.  "Super simply!"
* 💡 This method effectively manages multiple conditional fields, ensuring a clean and user-friendly form experience.
* 🙋‍♀️  The video encourages viewers to ask questions if they need further assistance.

How to Use Section Collapse Field in Jotform

Jotform

Explains the purpose of section collapse for showing/hiding fields based on user input.

Describes the goal of determining the number of guests.

Starts creating the form by adding name and email fields.

Adds a dropdown for the number of guests (0-3).

Adding and Configuring Section Collapse Fields

Explains the need for multiple sections for guest names and emails.

Adds sections for guest details using 'Section Collapse'.

Positions the section collapse fields and names them 'Guest One', 'Guest Two', etc.

Shows how to initially hide the guest sections using section and button visibility settings.

Duplicates the section collapse fields for additional guests.

Addressing the Submit Button Issue and Adding a Final Section

Highlights the problem of the submit button being hidden if no guests are added.

Adds another section collapse for the submit button, keeping the section visible but the button hidden.

Explains how this setup allows submission even without guests.

Begins explaining the conditional logic for showing/hiding fields based on the number of guests.

Sets conditions to show guest fields based on the selected number of guests (1, 2, or 3).

No action is needed if the number of guests is zero.

Details the conditions for showing Guest 1, Guest 1 & 2, and Guest 1, 2 & 3.

Previews the form and demonstrates the functionality with different guest numbers.

Shows the form's behavior when selecting 1, 2, or 3 guests.

Offers to answer further questions about show/hide fields and section collapse.