Conditional Logic Options- "not one of" and "one of"
We want to make building forms as easy as possible in Wombat. We’ve now added more conditional logic options to make that happen! You can now select “not one of” and “one of” as options when building a form.
In this form example, we’ve used basic conditional logic. When you select a task, that section becomes visible in the form. This uses the “equals” conditional logic.
Not One Of
Lets see an application using “not one of.” Say you want the “Other” section to display if none of the other options are selected.
Highlight the “other” section.
Add a condition.
If Task Type is not one of the other three values, make it visible.
Let’s save and publish.
Now you see no task type has been selected, and the “Other” section is visible. If I select an option, The “Other” section is hidden.
One Of
We have a list of hazards that we only want visible on the form if Landscaping or Road Maintenance is selected.
Highlight the hazard section
Add a condition where if the task type is “one of” Landscaping or Road maintenance, the section is visible.
Click save and publish.
You’ll now see when landscaping or road maintenance is selected, the list of all hazards section is visible. If you select other, it disappears.