Order form conditions not working

I’m trying to set up conditional logic in an order form where selecting an “Installation Method” option on the first page should lead the customer to a unique follow-up page specific to that choice. My goal is for each installation method to display only its corresponding options page as follows:

If “Braid-In” is selected → show the Braid-In Amount page.
If “Clip-In” is selected → show the Clip-In Amount page.
If “Dreadfall” is selected → show the Dreadfall Amount page.
Problem: When selecting any of these options, only the “Braid-In Amount” page consistently shows up on the next step, regardless of whether “Clip-In” or “Dreadfall” was selected.

Details of My Setup:

Conditions Tried:

I initially used the “Includes” operator but encountered issues with unintended results. I switched to “Equals” to ensure exact matches with each option name, but this didn’t resolve the issue.
Order of Conditions:

I experimented with reordering the conditions to see if prioritizing one would change the behavior. However, regardless of order, the form still directs to the “Braid-In Amount” page no matter which option I select.

Please help, I am trying to get this set up!

Hey @Aislynn_Jacobs, can you share a link to your widget editor?

Hello, I’m actually not quite sure how to do that?

is it this?

ETA: I changed the “installation method” to “set type” and added a few more options, experimented with the conditions on the “Dreadfall Options” “Braid-In amount” and “clip-in amount” and it still keeps redirecting to the wrong page.

The reason it’s not working is because all rules should apply:

And you’ve set rules that collides.

Truthfully, I’ve never done this before,(or really anything of the like; I’m a hairdresser by trade and figuring this out for my small business) so I don’t fully understand. If it is set to pop up if the value “DE braid in” is selected, and that’s the only condition I have set, it still doesn’t work.

which rules “collide?” what exactly does that mean? how do I fix it? at the moment, I removed the conditions and started from scratch following the video tutorial to a T, and it is still not working :frowning:

Thanks for the feedback. This means that if you set 3 conditions, we will check that all 3 applies. So you’ve set 3 “Set Type”, we’ll check the the user selection is all 3 (which can never be true).

We’ll add an option to change that.

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oh, thank you for explaining! I understand much better.
I thought the “set type” conditions I had set to “not equals” would reinforce the “equals” - for some reason. I suppose I was overthinking.

now, the issue after that is when I only set one, the issue persists! I experimented with removing all conditions and simply set one- and it still redirects to the wrong page.