Hi everyone! I have created a form that has a main field that is NOT required. However, when the user does fill that field up, the succeeding fields are then required. (i.e. Purchasing Officer (if filled out); then, PO Email and PO Contact No. Has anyone created a similar form? I'd appreciate your help with this.

I tried to reset my Corvid password, received the password reset email with the link but the link only took me to the Corvid main page, not the reset password page.

I am creating a form with questions where the user might have to check off several answers to one question, the check boxes element does not seem to work. Help, please? @Yisrael (Wix) ? The sample below does not work. At first, I cannot connect the checkbox to the database but when I changed the checkbox to Boolean, the result is the second screenshot below. How do I treat this kind of data gathering/questioning? I need the choices to go to the same database entry (i.e. If I check off 'business planning', 'management' and 'marketing', all of these answers should go to "What are your current business challenges?"). YIA :)

I created a survey questionnaire using user input elements (to be) connected to a database. In some of the questions, it is possible for users to check more than one answer. So on advice from Wix support, I used the check box and not the radio button. Now, how do I treat these elements in the database? I have the question as an entry, but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to make the connection between the question and the possible multiple answers. Thanks in advance for any help/ideas/suggestions you might have. :)

Again this lacks a bit of finesse and sophistication but I will still share. But here's the link to the screencast: https://www.useloom.com/share/cebd50d00d304961846601a1199afe80 Get the feel for it here: https://bit.ly/2IYtEEy What you need to have: 1) Text (where you want to provide a tooltip for); In this example I am using the text "Text". 2) A box, shape, or vector image where you want to place your tooltip in, depending on your preference (or none at all); In this example I used a vector image for one and the other without. 3) The 'tooltip'; The Steps: 1) Make sure the box, shape or vector image is "hidden on load"; 2) Also do the same thing with your 'tooltip' ("hidden on load"); 3) Add the events "MouseIn" and "MouseOut" on the Text (this case the "Text"); 4) Then add the Code below. Caveat: The position of the tooltip is fixed; it will appear on the same exact location where you initially placed it and won't adjust. But I guess it's a good start. Hope this helps! :D The Code: