For example, you might have a field asking, "Would you like a jersey?". If a customer answers "Yes" then there would be an additional field that appears which would be asking "Shirt size?". If the customer answered "no", then the conditional field would remain hidden.
To learn more about creating new fields/forms, click here.
How
You will create multiple fields that will be attached to one another based on the questions you are asking the customer.
Create the field which will be hidden or appear based on the customer's answer to the first question. (This will eventually be added as a "Conditional Field")
Once that field is created you may then create a field that you wish to add to the first field you created as a "conditional field".
You may also add conditional fields to pre-existing forms/fields. To do this all you need to do is edit the field, and select "Add Condition" in the bottom-left corner of the field creator.
However, whatever field you are adding as a Conditional Field must already be created to attach it.
See it in Action
For this example, I will be giving out free jerseys to customers who register for a team. I am going to be asking customers "Would you like a jersey?", with a conditional field asking "Shirt size?" if they answer "Yes" to that question.
First of all, create what will be your "conditional field", which asks the shirt size of the customer.
Next you will create the primary field which you will attach the conditional field to.
You will find the "Add Condition" button near the bottom-left corner of the field creator. This is where you will select the answer that triggers the conditional field to show up, as well as what field/form you wish to appear when that answer is selected.
