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I've just installed ohmyform, and it looks nice, but I'm not finding any examples of how to actually use it. (I found some examples of dockerfiles, etc.) Do these examples exist anywhere? I could use some screenshots.
Specifically I'm trying to figure out how to do the following:
Question: How would you rate this?
[Rating 5 stars]
logic: if rating > 3 then make next question visible
Question: Would you like to share your review on google? logic yes -> redirect to google after submit; no -> "thanks!"
etc
I got the first question working fine, but cannot figure out how to reference the # of stars in the logic. (How do you find out the variable names?)
Thanks
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So, a ticket #188 was seemingly raised about this, or at least this was mentioned there. That's good!
But what is still unclear for me is if these logic thingies work already somehow.
Specifically: Is there a way to hide/show a field based on a rating-answer? Or is it still unimplemented? In other words, should I still bang my head against it or is such head-bangery still worthless?
I've just installed ohmyform, and it looks nice, but I'm not finding any examples of how to actually use it. (I found some examples of dockerfiles, etc.) Do these examples exist anywhere? I could use some screenshots.
Specifically I'm trying to figure out how to do the following:
Question: How would you rate this?
[Rating 5 stars]
logic: if rating > 3 then make next question visible
Question: Would you like to share your review on google?
logic yes -> redirect to google after submit; no -> "thanks!"
etc
I got the first question working fine, but cannot figure out how to reference the # of stars in the logic. (How do you find out the variable names?)
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: