Position of Collection Fields When Implementing Dependent Dropdown

[WillieMak]

Hie @vishsahu. I have a form implementing dependent dropdowns. My question is, do collection fields involved in the dependent dropdown have to be arrange sequentially, one after the other with no other collection field in between. Meaning, can I have a collection field way down the form and still have the connection? I am trying to have a certain UX where certain information may need to be provided before the next dropdown. See form here Listing New
And another thing. after setting a filter for a collection, it continues not to be available when trying to bind it to the specific input on the form… the collection is DrapCode | Build Awesome Web Applications

and the input name on the form is “Listing Name”. The filter is not private

Another issue is that an input is rendering as if its a multi-select dropdown yet the multiselect is not selected in the collection

Re inserted the collection field several times and even restarted the computer twice (to address both the filter issue and this one) to no avail…

Thanks

[vishsahu]

Hi @WillieMak,

I don’t think the field order is mandatory as long as you have both the fields in the same form.

For the filters, if it is public (not private), then the dropdown should work. How you are passing the Subcategory UUID?

Thanks.

[WillieMak]

Hi @vishsahu. Thanks. I am passing as external same as all the other filters. as shown in the screenshot below…

. As for the fields being on the same form, I did some designing and used the row component to separate sections withing the form. Would this or any other for of designing create challenges?

[vishsahu]

@WillieMak Are you passing this uuid in the page when you are seeing the data?

[WillieMak]

Hie @vishsahu I am not sure i understand what that entails but all looks like the screenshot below?

May be explain where I can watch or read on how to pass the uuid in the page…