How to Use Conditional Logic in Drupal Webform

How to Use Conditional Logic in Drupal Webform

Ivan Zugec recently shared a tutorial on using conditional logic in Drupal’s Webform module, focusing on a practical example where the "Version" field appears only if "Drupal" is selected from a "Technology" dropdown. The setup involves editing the form, and configuring the "Version" field to be visible only when the specified condition is met. Webform automatically handles required fields within this logic—making a field required only when visible. The tutorial also covers logic options like "All," "Any," and "One" to control how multiple conditions interact. This approach helps create more user-friendly and dynamic forms without custom code.

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