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Add a conditional field to a service project Go to Settings ( ) > Issues. From the navigation on the left, select Custom fields. Select Create custom field in the top-right corner. Choose Select List (cascading), and then select Next. Name your field, and add a description if desired. Select Create.

Create field groups You will notice a new Contact form 7 tag called Conditional fields Group. After you click this a popup will appear where you can choose a name. Click Insert tag to insert the group. Note that groups can also be nested.

Conditional elements are supported in HTML Forms by using two special attributes: data-show-if and data-hide-if . Using these attributes allows you to hide or show parts of your form by referencing the name attribute of a field in your form.

In the properties panel, expand the Conditional Fields section and click Create Rule. Select the fields you want to show to the recipient when they trigger the rule. You can select as many fields as you like, of any type, as long as they are assigned to the same recipient as the trigger field.

Create a Property Action On a page, choose Conditional Fields... from the context menu. In the list on the left side select a field to control. Click on Add Property Action. Add a criterion by clicking on the plus sign in the header of the list. Select a value for the criteria. Save by clicking on OK.

While Jira allows you to create custom fields, it doesn't provide a way to perform calculations within those fields. In this video, learn how to automate calculations using values that appear in your Jira issue's custom fields using the Issue Field Value Change trigger of Event-based Actions.

To set this up, you'll need to: Create a user registration form using the Gravity Forms User Registration add-on. Create a user registration feed that assigns the relevant user role. Use the Registration Condition feature to apply conditional logic.