Ivan Zugec Demonstrates Powerful Conditional Logic in Drupal Webforms

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Ivan Zugec, an experienced Drupal developer, recently shared a step-by-step guide on using conditional logic in Drupal's Webform module. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), he explained how developers can dynamically show or hide form elements based on user selections.

His example focuses on a "Version" field appearing only when a user selects "Drupal" from a "Technology" dropdown. The process involves editing Webform elements, navigating to the Conditions tab, and setting the "Visible" state when "Drupal" is chosen.

Zugec also highlighted Webform's ability to manage required fields intelligently—if a field is hidden by logic, it won’t be mandatory. He further detailed conditional logic options, including "All," "Any," and "One," allowing developers to fine-tune form behavior.

This approach helps create dynamic and user-friendly forms in Drupal. Zugec’s full tutorial, including a video and show notes, is available for those looking to implement these features.

Learn how to use conditional logic in Drupal's Webform module.

This powerful feature allows you to show or hide form elements based on user selections.

This example focuses on making the "Version" field appear only when "Drupal" is chosen from the "Technology" dropdown.

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