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Drupal 7 Conditional Fields Module

Submitted by shane on Thu, 2013-02-07 01:10
Episode Number: 
104

The Drupal 7 Conditional Fields module makes it easy to build dynamic and complex forms with Drupal 7 Fields. Any Drupal entity that has fields can pretty much be built into a dynamic and conditional form. The Conditional Fields module essentially lets you set conditions for how specific fields act based on another dependent field on the form. The simplest example is that this module can hide or show a field based on the value of another field. If you are still confused at what this module can do, watch the video to find out more!

In this episode you will learn:

  • The basic Drupal conditional fields terminology
  • How to hide and show Drupal fields based on the values of other form fields
  • How to get the module to work with nested field conditions

Thanks to Drupalize.me for sponsoring this episode!

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