Expand Accordion

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JHMark
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30 Jun 2014

Is it possible to expand/contract an accordion element dynamically?

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Dmitry Kozlov
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01 Jul 2014

Sure, here is a sample:

$('#fd_accordion-0 > h3:eq(1)').click()

Please, replace the highlighted number with the index of the section which you need to collapse/expand.

JHMark
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01 Jul 2014

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Thank you, but more specific requirement is below:

If answer to question A is “Yes”, expand the accordion.

If answer to question A is “No”, collapse the accordion.

Can I retrieve the current state of an accordion item?

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Dmitry Kozlov
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02 Jul 2014

Please, set Mode property of the Accordion to SingleCollapsable in Forms Designer and put the following code into JS-editor:

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function toggleSection() {
	var section = $('#fd_accordion-0 > h3:eq(0)');
	if (fd.field('YesNo').value()) {
		if (!section.hasClass('ui-state-active')) {
			section.click();
		}
	} else {
		if (section.hasClass('ui-state-active')) {
			section.click();
		}
	}
}

fd.field('YesNo').change(toggleSection);

toggleSection();
Replace the highlighted text with the internal name of your Yes/No column.

JHMark
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02 Jul 2014

And can I do similar manipulation with tabs?

If Q1 = No, disable tab 1

If Q2 = No, disable tab 2

If Q3 = No, disable tab 3

If Q1 = Yes, enable tab 1

If Q2 = Yes, enable tab 2

If Q3 = Yes, enable tab 3

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Dmitry Kozlov
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03 Jul 2014

Sure, here is a sample:

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function toggleTabs(){
	var disabledTabs = [];
	
	if (fd.field('Field1').value()) {
		disabledTabs.push(1);
	}
	
	if (fd.field('Field2').value()) {
		disabledTabs.push(2);
	}
	
	if (fd.field('Field3').value()) {
		disabledTabs.push(3);
	}
	
	$('#fd_tabcontrol-0').tabs('option', 'active', 0);
	$('#fd_tabcontrol-0').tabs('option', 'disabled', disabledTabs); 
}

fd.field('Field1').change(toggleTabs);
fd.field('Field2').change(toggleTabs);
fd.field('Field3').change(toggleTabs);

toggleTabs();

JHMark
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03 Jul 2014

Thank you Dmitry!

Dan_C
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11 Dec 2014

How about hiding a specific tab?

How can I reference a particular tab in the tab control? I would want to either add the css class .fields-to-hide to that specific tab or hide the specific tab some other way. I've only been able to disable a tab.

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Dmitry Kozlov
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12 Dec 2014

Hi,

Please, find a sample in the following post:
http://spform.com/forms-designer- ... point-2010

Dan_C
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12 Dec 2014

Yes this has been useful, but it doesn't deal with tabs. I'd like to add the css .fields-to-hide (referenced in your blog) to a particular tab.

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