About Logic

The Logic feature in Sintel Forms allows you to create dynamic, automated behaviours within your forms. By defining rules, you can control how a form behaves based on specific conditions, improving user experience and enforcing business rules.

To effectively use Logic, it’s important to understand its three key components:

1. Rules

(The Core of Logic)

Rules are the foundation of Logic. They define what should happen in response to specific triggers.

• A rule consists of conditions (triggers) and steps (actions).
• Multiple rules can be created to manage different aspects of form behaviour.

? Learn more: Logic Rules

2. Conditions

(The Triggers)

Conditions define when a rule should be executed.

• A rule can have one or more conditions.
• You can combine multiple conditions to create more complex logic.
• If you want a rule to always execute, you can leave the conditions empty.

? Learn more: Logic Conditions

3. Steps

(The Actions That Take Place)

Steps define what happens when a rule is triggered.

• Examples of steps include:
  • Making a form read-only.
  • Showing or hiding specific fields.
  • Executing JavaScript to perform advanced custom actions.

? Learn more: Logic Steps

? Next Steps

Now that you understand the basics of Logic, explore the detailed articles on:

• Logic Rules – How to define rules that control form behaviour.
• Logic Conditions – How to set conditions that trigger rules.
• Logic Steps – How to execute actions when rules are triggered.