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Read-only fields let you show important information in a form without letting visitors change it. They’re helpful for displaying account details, system-generated IDs, or values carried over from earlier steps.
WPForms makes this easy with a built-in toggle you can enable on almost any field. In this guide, I’ll show you how the setting works, what it looks like on the front end, and practical ways to use it in real forms.
Creating conditional payment fields in WordPress forms is straightforward with WPForms, especially for handling event registrations and time-sensitive services. If you want to show a payment field when a user selects a certain date in your form, utilizing the Calculations addon offers an effective solution.
By integrating WPForms with the Calculations addon, you can dynamically display payment fields based on user input dates, ensuring seamless user interactions without complex coding. This guide walks you through setting up conditional payment fields, from installing WPForms and the necessary addon to utilizing Hidden fields and custom formulas for date comparisons.
Continue reading to see two practical implementations of using a Date field’s value as a parameter for conditional logic in WPForms.
