Hi,
I should create a multiple choice field that allows the user to simultaneously select more than one option. At the same time I should do so that for each option choice the user has the possibility of writing to close a number.
You can do with this thing Chronoform?
If so you can tell me exactly how to do?
thanks
I should create a multiple choice field that allows the user to simultaneously select more than one option. At the same time I should do so that for each option choice the user has the possibility of writing to close a number.
You can do with this thing Chronoform?
If so you can tell me exactly how to do?
thanks
Hi Morris-the-top,
I don't fully understand what you need here :-( It sounds as though a list of items with a checkbox by each one and an input box for the quantity might do what you need.
Bob
I don't fully understand what you need here :-( It sounds as though a list of items with a checkbox by each one and an input box for the quantity might do what you need.
Bob
Hi Bob,
you have understood perfectly. The scerrenshot you showed me exactly what I want. The user must have the possibility to select simultaneously more options (or even only one option).
Can you explain exactly precisely how do I make this happen?
I forgot, you can create multiple columns horizontally options? I ask this because I have so many options to enter and if you put them in vertical occupy much space (in this case, in fact I think the drop-down menu you can not do).
Many thanks to Bob l0aiuto that you're providing.
Let me know.
Best Regards
you have understood perfectly. The scerrenshot you showed me exactly what I want. The user must have the possibility to select simultaneously more options (or even only one option).
Can you explain exactly precisely how do I make this happen?
I forgot, you can create multiple columns horizontally options? I ask this because I have so many options to enter and if you put them in vertical occupy much space (in this case, in fact I think the drop-down menu you can not do).
Many thanks to Bob l0aiuto that you're providing.
Let me know.
Best Regards
Hi Morris-the-top,
Yes you can use a Custom Code element to put options in columns BUT, if you have that many options it may make for a very complex form for users. How many do you expect to have?
Either way I would probably get the basic data - presumably from a database table - using a DB Read action in the form ON Load event; then use a Custom Code element in the form Designer tab with PHP to loop through the data and create the resulting inputs.
Hard to say much more without more information on the data you want to use to create these inputs.
Bob
Yes you can use a Custom Code element to put options in columns BUT, if you have that many options it may make for a very complex form for users. How many do you expect to have?
Either way I would probably get the basic data - presumably from a database table - using a DB Read action in the form ON Load event; then use a Custom Code element in the form Designer tab with PHP to loop through the data and create the resulting inputs.
Hard to say much more without more information on the data you want to use to create these inputs.
Bob
Thank you very much Bob :-)
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