@alnavarg ,
You can achieve this behavior by using JavaScript to dynamically enable or disable the input fields based on the user's selection. Try to use event listeners to detect changes in the checkboxes and then manipulate the input fields accordingly.
Here's an example :
1. Create your input form with three fields (Field A, Field B, Field C) and a "None" checkbox.
2. Add JavaScript to your form's HTML to handle the dynamic behavior:
const checkboxA = document.getElementById('checkboxA');
const checkboxB = document.getElementById('checkboxB');
const checkboxC = document.getElementById('checkboxC');
const fieldA = document.getElementById('fieldA');
const fieldB = document.getElementById('fieldB');
const fieldC = document.getElementById('fieldC');
checkboxA.addEventListener('change', () => {
fieldA.disabled = !checkboxA.checked;
});
checkboxB.addEventListener('change', () => {
fieldB.disabled = !checkboxB.checked;
});
checkboxC.addEventListener('change', () => {
fieldC.disabled = !checkboxC.checked;
});
// Add event listener to "None" checkbox
const noneCheckbox = document.getElementById('noneCheckbox');
noneCheckbox.addEventListener('change', () => {
if (noneCheckbox.checked) {
checkboxA.checked = false;
checkboxB.checked = false;
checkboxC.checked = false;
fieldA.disabled = true;
fieldB.disabled = true;
fieldC.disabled = true;
}
});
3. Adjust the IDs and classes in the JavaScript code to match your HTML structure.
4. Ensure that you place this JavaScript code within the HTML of your Adobe Campaign input form.
