Iâm trying to set up conditional logic in an order form where selecting an âInstallation Methodâ 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 âBraid-Inâ is selected â show the Braid-In Amount page.
If âClip-Inâ is selected â show the Clip-In Amount page.
If âDreadfallâ is selected â show the Dreadfall Amount page.
Problem: When selecting any of these options, only the âBraid-In Amountâ page consistently shows up on the next step, regardless of whether âClip-Inâ or âDreadfallâ was selected.
Details of My Setup:
Conditions Tried:
I initially used the âIncludesâ operator but encountered issues with unintended results. I switched to âEqualsâ to ensure exact matches with each option name, but this didnât 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 âBraid-In Amountâ page no matter which option I select.
Hello, Iâm actually not quite sure how to do that?
is it this?
ETA: I changed the âinstallation methodâ to âset typeâ and added a few more options, experimented with the conditions on the âDreadfall Optionsâ âBraid-In amountâ and âclip-in amountâ and it still keeps redirecting to the wrong page.
Truthfully, Iâve never done this before,(or really anything of the like; Iâm a hairdresser by trade and figuring this out for my small business) so I donât fully understand. If it is set to pop up if the value âDE braid inâ is selected, and thatâs the only condition I have set, it still doesnât work.
which rules âcollide?â 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
Thanks for the feedback. This means that if you set 3 conditions, we will check that all 3 applies. So youâve set 3 âSet Typeâ, weâll check the the user selection is all 3 (which can never be true).
oh, thank you for explaining! I understand much better.
I thought the âset typeâ conditions I had set to ânot equalsâ would reinforce the âequalsâ - 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.