Let's chat about logic and how you can utilize this feature to create more
personal and engaging online forms, logic changes how your online form
behaves based on specific actions.
It allows you to dynamically customize the form experience for your submitter
paper form gives you the power when it comes to adding logic to your forms,
you can show and hide questions.
Contact.
And even entire pages with easy to define logic rules, the exact same
kind of logic can be used to control.
Whether an email sends on submission, a particular success page is
displayed a specific redirect occurs.
Or if a direct integration should be triggered, you also have the
ability to attribute actions and values to your answers.
Scoring allows us to determine a score for the submission while custom pricing
rules will allow us to determine and modify the total price for the
form submission to set up logic.
All we have to do is to define specific roles easy, right?
So let's take a look.
In this particular form example I would like to control when my question, what
is your partner's name becomes visible?
I would only like it to be visible.
If my submitter responds to my question, what is your current relationship
status with either partnered or married to do this or first enter
the configuration of our question?
We do this by clicking on the gear icon that appears on the right hand side.
Once open we'll click to toggle on question visibility, logic.
Now let's set up the logic rules.
These rules will define when this question food becomes visible.
What is your current relationship status is partnered or what
is your current relationship?
Status is married if I was to select and rather than.
Then the submitter must respond with both partner and married
for this field to become visible.
Let's take a look at configuring conditional logic on brakes.
Brakes are used to divide the content of a form into pages or
sections and much like we can set up conditional logic on questions.
We can set up conditional logic on breaks to do so.
We follow a process that is extremely simple.
In this form example, I'm asking my submitters which event that will be
joining either the little fun run, the big fun run or the color run I've then
created three sections within the form.
The first section contains content for the little fund run.
The second, the big fun run and the third, the color run.
So I'll need to configure each section to only become visible.
If my submitter selects the correlating event.
To do this all again, click on the gear icon to enter the configuration once open
we'll toggle on section visibility, logic, or then need to select the question.
And the answer that will define when this section becomes visible.
If we'd like the content to appear on a new page, rather than the same page,
then we'll simply click this button.
And as we can see, the line would have changed from the red, which
indicates a section break to a blue that indicates a page break or follow
the exact same process to set the logic on the rest of the breaks within our.
Now let's take a look at how we can set up email logic.
We have the ability to create rules that define when an email should be
sent here, have created a custom email.
If we scroll to the bottom of the window, we can toggle on email logic.
This will allow us to define those rules that trigger the email to be sent
for this example, when the submitter answers the question, want to receive
the confirmation email with yes.
The email will have the all clear to be sent configuring when a particular success
page should be shown is just as easy to set up from success pages and redirects.
I will scroll down to the bottom and toggle on dynamic success page.
I'll either create or edit a page.
We can see that I've named this particular page quality time.
I'm currently creating a personality quiz that will provide my submitters
with five possible outcomes, this particular outcome quality time.
So I want this access page to only become visible to the severe.
If they receive the quality time personality outcome, I will toggle on page
has conditions when it should be used.
And then I will select the question that defines when the success page should
be visible, which for this example is my love language calculation field.
The role now defines that where my calculation field
is equal to quality time.
The success page will become visible easy, right?
The process is exactly the same when we would like to set up a
conditional redirect here, I've created another dynamic success page.
I've included my website's URL as the redirect link, and I've set the redirect
to occur after two seconds to set up a conditional redirect, I would toggle on
page has conditions when used then to find those conditions by selecting a question.
For example, ready and announcer.
Yes.
When the Sabina is ready with yes, this success page will be
viewed and the redirect will.
We can also set up conditional logic to trigger an integration.
We can see here that I am currently setting up an integration between
my MailChimp and my paper form.
I'm adding a subscriber to a list.
However, my form asks my submitter to confirm they would
like to sign up to my mailing.
To achieve this score to the bottom of the integration setup and
toggle on use conditional logic.
I will then select the defining question.
Happy to join our mailing list at input, the condition to reflect.
Yes.
Now the integration will be triggered to occur when the
submitter responds with yes.
Creating a quiz or online questionnaire and need to add scores to your forms.
Then we've got you covered with the scoring feature.
With scoring, you can attribute actions and values to answers, and then calculate
a total score for the submission.
We're able to use logic to determine exactly what answers produce, which score.
To set up scoring we'll head to configure form behavior and then
scroll down and toggle on scoring.
Now let's add some rules.
I've got the question.
Where did the mind culture originated from?
And when the answer is Mezo America, I want to give the submitter one point
that's one point for a correct answer.
We can then use the process of answer piping to display the
score elsewhere within the.
We even have the option to use the score.
In other logic rules, we follow the same process, but from the dropdown
menu, we'll just select score, accepting payments on your online form.
They need to create pricing that is dependent upon your customer's needs.
With custom pricing rules, you can attribute actions and values
to answers and in turn, modify the total price of your service.
You're able to use logic to determine exactly what answers produce, which
process here have created a donation form with two payment options.
The submitter can either select a default price or input a custom price.
The default price options are 5100, 200 500 and a thousand.
I'm using a multiple choice field for this.
If I want the form to determine a value for each of those options, I'll
head to configure payments, scroll down until I find custom pricing rules
and toggle this feature on have the ability to add a percentage processing
fee or a fixed processing fee.
Let's add.
We'll choose the question that defines when the value should be determined.
If for this, I want it to be the police select an amount that suits you.
Question where my submitter selects 50.
Then I want to add 50 to the total price of the form.
Oh, click add another rule and follow the same process.
We must submit a select 100.
Then I'll have the value of 102.
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