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Subform or other process - nwemperor - Jul 1st, 2015 Trying to migrate my application off of Zoho, but running into some issues with how it's setup and how to translate that into Form Tools. I have a form for ticket types. I have a form for Event Entry that lets you select what ticket types are available for each event Here's the kicker - On the individual entry form, I need to select the event and have a subform or some other way that lets me add a ticket type & quantity based on the Event selection. If I could add multiple ticket types & quantities, that would be best i.e. For Event A, I chose to have GA and VIP tickets available In the entry I add in the information for Jane Doe Jane Doe gets 1 VIP ticket and 5 GA tickets for Event A. RE: Subform or other process - alexh - Jul 3rd, 2015 That is definitely do-able with some jQuery, but not straight out of the box with FormTools. I have integrated it into some of my forms that I use with FormTools. Here's an example from someone else: http://jsfiddle.net/jadendreamer/5SArB/ |