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You can trigger specific actions based on the values visitors provide when they fill in a form.

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Show/hide an element based on visitors’ values

You can show or hide an element depending on the values visitors enter in forms. For example, if a visitor select a specific checkbox, a text field may appear for visitors to explain their choice in more detail.

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Use case example

Suppose you create a select box and want to display a second one based on the visitor’s selected option. In the first select box’s settings section, indicate two options:
  • Latest products
  • Blog updates
For visitors who choose Latest products, add a second select box (hidden by default) that includes:
  • All products
  • Clothes
  • Shoes
In the Widget Studio’s Events section, you must create a specific event to display the second select box. To create this event:
  1. Navigate to the Events section of the Widget Studio.
  2. Select Form > By element form value in the next screen.
  3. Select your first select box element.
  4. Choose the value you wish to associate with this event (for example, Latest products).
  5. Navigate to the Add action menu.
  6. Select Elements.
  7. Choose the second select box you created.
The result of this event’s configuration is as follows:
Here’s the impact of this conditional logic at the widget display level: