[jerkski]

I read over my original question and realized it was not specific enough. What I would like to do is be able to set the local path in a function where the signature png files would be stored, and save that path with the complete signature file name to the external database.

Set local root path: /volume/pool/signatures

so if the signature file is named:
signature-0820389.png

I’d like the path to be saved to the table:
/volume/pool/signatures/signature-0820389.png

And save the image to that path, not the database.

[jerkski]

Thank you Ally! Quite helpful!

[jerkski]

AH, that did it! I had it set to clear the values. Thank you!!

[jerkski]

Here is a visual example of my autocomplete search so you can have a better idea of what I am trying to accomplish. I have 4 quform text fields that bring up search results below as you begin to type and it finds matches in the mysql database. As I said, it works great. However, placing the code in the elements php files obviously is not the best way to embed custom fields as it repeats my code 1 time for each text field on the form.

Do you have any suggestions?

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[jerkski]

Thank you Ally! That worked wonderfully!

[jerkski]

Ally, is it possible to set the required function within the script as you’ve written?

<script>
    jQuery(function ($) {
        $('.iphorm_1_1').change(function () {
            if ($(this).val() == 'OTHER') {
                $('.iphorm_1_2').closest('.iphorm-element-wrap').show();
//set to required here
            } else {
                $('.iphorm_1_2').closest('.iphorm-element-wrap').hide();
//unset required here
            }
        }).change();
    });
</script>

[jerkski]

Hi Ally, thank you for the quick response, Yes, I do need the hidden field to be required if visible.

[jerkski]

I tried a variation of the jQuery you have on this link, but it did not work. (https://support.themecatcher.net/quform-wordpress/guides/advanced/submit-button-conditional-logic)

<script>
    jQuery(function ($) {
        $('.iphorm_1_1').change(function () {
            if ($(this).val() == 'OTHER') {
                $('.iphorm_1_2').show();
            } else {
                $('.iphorm_1_2').hide();
            }
        }).change();
    });
</script>

Thoughts?

[jerkski]

Hah, works great!! Thank you!

[jerkski]

Hi, could this tutorial work for checkboxes? If so, this is exactly what I am looking for.

Conditional Logic Based on User Login

[jerkski]

Hi, sorry for the late response. I am on 1.8.2 still

[jerkski]

Thank you Ally! How far out would you say this update is? If it is soon, then I’ll hold off on having it custom developed.

[jerkski]

Thank you Ally! When will chosen become an official feature in Quform?

[jerkski]

Hi all, I know this is an old topic, I see you said you will be adding Chosen as an option. That’s great! I do have one question in the meantime, I have been using the above code for a while now and it works great. the only problem is when I use ajax refresh after submit, the chosen field does not reset. Is there a way to add in a reset to the submit function to cleat this field?

[jerkski]

Hi Felix, do you know if there is any way to get this to work in the uniform theme?

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