Overview
Dependent custom fields (also called conditional fields) let you show or hide one field based on the value of another. This helps keep your forms clean and relevant.
Step‑by‑Step Instructions
Navigate to Settings → Custom Fields.
Click + Add New Custom Field.
In the creation modal, give your field a Name, choose its Type (e.g. Dropdown), and fill in the other required details.
Toggle “Show only when another field has a specific value.”
In the Parent Field dropdown, select the field it depends on.
Enter the Trigger Value(s) that should make this field appear.
Save.
Now, whenever a user selects that trigger value in the parent field, your dependent field will appear automatically.
Tips
Use dependent fields to ask follow‑up questions only when needed (e.g., “Tell us more” text box).
Combine multiple dependencies by creating additional conditional fields.
Troubleshooting & FAQs
My dependent field never shows up.
Double‑check that the parent field’s exact trigger value matches (case‑sensitive).
I want multiple trigger values.
Enter them comma‑separated in the “Trigger Value(s)” box.