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Confiforms Create JIRA Issue IFTTT macro - Hiding blank / hidden fields

Jason Walsh
Contributor
October 4, 2021

Allow me to provide a bit more context.

I have a Confiform with a checkbox group (6 options). Checking off a variable in this group will populate more fields that need to be filled out by the form user. Naturally, multiple sections can be made against the checkbox group showing and hiding many different combinations of fields. 

When forwarding this info to JIRA using and IFTTT macro, I only want to identify fields that have a value as there will be all kinds of fields that are blank based on the checkbox group selection. Is there a way to only pull in field values that have a value? (not blank) as I could use #IF, #ELSEIF logic but having so many different combinations from the checkbox group, that wouldn't be efficient. 

Hoping there's a simple solution, thanks!

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Alex Medved _ConfiForms_
Community Champion
October 4, 2021

Hi Jason

How do you prefer to "describe" those "many different combinations"?

I mean, programmatically, how do you foresee that? 

Alex

Jason Walsh
Contributor
October 4, 2021

Typically, something like this:

Field 1: [entry.field.value] \n\n Field 2: [entry.field.value] etc.

Let's say that Field 1 is governed by checkbox group value 1 and Field 2 is value 2. Is there a way outside of using IF / ELSEIF to hide Field 2 if value 2 is unchecked on the checkbox group?

Alex Medved _ConfiForms_
Community Champion
October 4, 2021

I dont know of any, sorry...

If you want to include values with labels conditionally then you need to do an if/else/end

If it is about Checkbox group (multi select) field then may be something like iterateAndPrint will work for you

http://recordit.co/7gCXGonuuj

Alex

Jason Walsh
Contributor
October 4, 2021

I'll give it a try and see if I can apply it to my problem, thanks!

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