How to pass the data to multiple fields?

  • cheapo
    Asked on January 30, 2018 at 9:10 AM

    What I'm trying to accomplish 

     
    When I pull down (QTY)number 1.. 
    it show....
    (1) type of dough
    (1) size drop down 
    (1) toppings grid
     
    When I pull down (QTY)number 2.. 
    it show..
    (2) type of dough
    (2) size drop down 
    (2) toppings grid
     
    When I pull down (QTY)number 3.. 
    it show
    (3) type of dough
    (3) size drop down 
    (3) toppings griid
     
    When I pull down (QTY)number 4.. 
    it show
    (4) type of dough
    (4) size drop down 
    (4) toppings grid
    When I pull down (QTY)number 5.. 
     
    it show
    (5) type of dough
    (5)  size drop down 
    (5) toppings grid
     
    The last condition depending on what type of pizza.....( Hawaiian) ( meat lover) (margarita)
    Etc.......
    Depending on  Pacific type of pizza  only those topping grid will   populate 
     
     
    I'm trying to understand how your logic work
    What I'm trying to do is not working some asking for help
    Below is a link
     
     
    Last question
    On the topping grid
    I would love it to default to yes if it's possible is there a way of doing that
    I truly appreciate all your help
    But if you had some phone support this wouldn't be an issue I would learn your system really quick thanks

    thanks
    Robert Bernay
    619 564 1390
    Lockguy69@gmail.com 
  • John_Benson
    Replied on January 30, 2018 at 11:14 AM

    Please check my demo form: https://www.jotform.com/80293957359976

    Is that what you're trying to achieve? If yes, I have used the Update/Calculate Value conditions to pass the data of the field to another field. Here's a guide for the condition: https://www.jotform.com/help/286-How-to-Pass-Field-Value-to-Another-Field

    In my demo form, I added 1 Drop-down field and 3 Short Text Entry field. After that, I created conditions that will pass the value of the Drop-down field to the 3 Short Text Entry field. Here's a screenshot of the condition settings:

    How to pass the data to multiple fields? Image 10

    I created 2 more for the other field:

    1517328632423fc Screenshot 21

    If you want to clone the demo form to check it further, please follow this guide: https://www.jotform.com/help/42-How-to-Clone-an-Existing-Form-from-a-URL

    If you have questions, please let us know. Thank you.


  • cheapo
    Replied on January 30, 2018 at 5:43 PM
    Unfortunately I was unable to figure out the condition logic I have read
    everything you sent me on a unable to accomplish it
    I cannot waste any more time on this project
    I set it up as a basic form with no condition logic
    If you can do me a favor and set it up to the peak did our side by side
    rather than up and down that would help me
    I looked all over the program and do not see any way how to correct the
    dude it side-by-side
    cheese ( Box) pepperoni (Box)
    thanks for your help
    Robert
    ...
  • John_Benson
    Replied on January 30, 2018 at 7:27 PM

    I looked all over the program and do not see any way how to correct the dude it side-by-side
    cheese ( Box) pepperoni (Box)

    Do you mean you want 2 columns for the Pizza Ingredients? If yes, please check this demo form: https://form.jotform.com/80296969759986

    Is that what you're trying to achieve? If yes, I used the Shrink feature to each ingredient to make it side by side. You can clone the form if you want. For field positioning, please check this guide.

    As for the conditional logic you want to add to your form, I still do not understand what you're trying to do. Could you please provide more details so we can assist you properly? I checked your form and there are a lot of missing fields. Here's a screenshot:

    1517358376425252szz Screenshot 10


  • cheapo
    Replied on January 30, 2018 at 10:43 PM
    It's more of a form spacing issue
    I like to have three column for my pizza
    They are pull-down menu please look at my example
    https://form.jotform.com/80288577695173
    I don't want to deal with conditional logic graphic to be side by side not
    a long long form
    Thanks
    ...
  • BJoanna
    Replied on January 31, 2018 at 6:29 AM

    What exactly do you want to position in three columns? Fields (Cheese Pizza), QTY and type of dough? 

    To achieve that you will have to shrink all three fields and to set the number of columns to 3 inside of the Advanced Designer. You should also increase the width of your form. For more details, please check this guides:

    How to Position Fields in JotForm

    The Importance of Form Widths

    1517397832form Screenshot 10

    Here is my demo form: https://form.jotform.com/80303188740958

    Feel free to test it and clone it. 

    If I did not understand your question correctly please explain in more details what are you trying to achieve. Tell which fields exactly do you want to place in 3 columns.