Fields & Conditional Attributes

Use conditions to display, hide, or make fields mandatory based on values entered in other fields.

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The Field Attributes feature allows form designers to control how individual fields behave during form filling. You can define whether a field should be hidden, read-only, or mandatory—either statically or based on certain conditions.

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Fields and Controls

Label	Description
Condition Field	Dropdown to select the field whose value will be evaluated.
Operator	Logical comparison operator (e.g., Equals, Not Equals, Greater Than, etc.).
Condition Value	The expected value that the Condition Field must match for the rule to apply.
Attribute	Dropdown to select what aspect of the target field is affected (e.g., Hide, Read Only, Mandatory).
Attribute Value	The value to assign to the attribute if the rule condition is met (e.g., True, False).
Remove	Click to delete this specific rule.
➕ Add New Rule	Adds another rule. Multiple rules can be combined to create complex logic.

Supported Operators:

• Equals

• Less Than

• Less Than or Equal

• Greater Than

• Greater Than or Equals

• Not Equals

• Starts with

• Contains

• Not Contains

• Substring

Attributes:

• Read-Only: The field is visible but cannot be edited by the user. Useful for displaying values like reference numbers, calculated fields, or pre-filled data.

• Hide: The field is not visible to the user. It can still hold a value (e.g., a system-generated ID or a default status) that’s used behind the scenes.

• Mandatory: The field must be filled in before the form can be submitted. Use this to ensure critical information is collected.

Attribute Values:

• True

• False

Behavior Notes

• Rules are evaluated at runtime.

• If multiple rules apply to the same field, all must be satisfied unless otherwise configured.

• Used for dynamic form behavior, validations, or conditional visibility.

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How to use:

1. Go into a section

2. Click any field and find the attributes and rules section

3. Click on the desired attributes or apply them conditionally using logic rules. e.g If the field 'Martial Status' is Equals to 'Single' then the Attribute 'Hide' will be True for field Partner Name.