Gravity Forms Chained Selects

Long lists of choices are hard to use when every option shows at once. Gravity Forms Chained Selects breaks them into steps. A visitor picks a country, and the next menu offers only the states or cities that belong to it. The form stays shorter on screen, and people see only the options that apply to them.

You can fill the menus by uploading a CSV file with your hierarchical data, or control the options in code through hooks and filters. The field works with Gravity Forms conditional logic, so you can show or hide other fields based on what was chosen. It fits forms where one answer decides the next set of choices.

Features

• Cascading dropdown field: Adds a chained selects field to Gravity Forms so each dropdown updates its options based on the selection made in the previous one, with no coding needed.
• Multi-level dependent menus: Build several connected levels, such as Year, Make and Model or Country, State and City, so each choice narrows the next.
• CSV import for choices: Upload a CSV file to fill in large sets of hierarchical data in one go instead of entering every option by hand.
• Hooks and filters: Control the dropdown options programmatically with available hooks and filters, which lets the choices come from data your site generates.
• Conditional logic support: Use native Gravity Forms conditional logic to show or hide fields depending on selections made inside the chained selects.
• Hide inactive dropdowns: A field setting lets you hide dropdowns that are not yet active, so visitors see each menu only when it becomes relevant.
• Filterable CSV import check: The gform_chainedselects_import_file filter lets developers adjust import file handling, and the CSV content-type check accepts headers that include a charset.

Best for

• Forms with vehicle year, make and model choices
• Location forms that narrow country, state and city
• Developers who feed form options from code or CSV