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  • Plugin Author Nick Ciske

    (@nickciske)

    Link?

    Can you be more specific as to what “dependencies” you’re referring to?

    Thread Starter stefano7930

    (@stefano7930)

    Hi Nick,

    sorry for the lack of info.

    In Salesforce, when you create fields you can set some dependencies between them. For example, when you select a value from a picklist field, the dependent field will only show some specific values.

    In this page https://teachersupport.dark-floors.com/2016/08/23/contact-support/ the dependent fields are “Category” and “Subcategory”. According to the logic I have set in Salesforce, if, for example, you select “Academic question” from Category, the Subcategory should only show these values: ACRs, GL, Classroom Content, Contact me (instead of showing the full list of subcategories).

    However, when I created a form with the Import tool by copying and pasting the HTML code from Salesforce, the logic wasn’t transferred to the form.

    Is there a way I can bring this logic to the form generated with your plugin?

    Stefano

    Plugin Author Nick Ciske

    (@nickciske)

    Not right now. There’s currently no way for the plugin to read those relationships or the conditional logic using the web to lead API (it’s write only). The form SalesForce generates doesn’t contain it either.

    You’d need to add it yourself using JavaScript or use a more full featured plugin like Gravity Forms and the SalesForce connector plugin.

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