Hello all,
I want to know if there's something like "configurable list" like jotform's widget :

http://www.jotform.com/help/282-How-to- … ist-Widget

basically what it does is: add as many "rows" or lines in a special text area, separated with a special char (like a ; or | ) - for example, think about a product wish list in a form - then you can select an element from a dropdown list, fill a text field, etc.. finally, you add the row and you can add more rows to the list.
Please see this form in action:
https://form.jotformeu.com/60264921082350

.- Select in "¿Qué desea?" the second option: "Ser Padrino de alguno de nuestros animales",
then navigate down until: "Desea Apadrinar a: "
as you can see, you can add as many rows as you want. the result in database is a single cell (text area) with separated elements in lines, with elements separated with an special character.

Hi José,
I don't see how the user can add as many rows as they want to the form.
I think what your looking at is showing content based on selection made in the form. The Form Builder does have that functionality.

Hello,
first of all, thanks for your reply, I suggest to read the first link to see what does that functionality: think about a wish list of products that you want, you can add as many articles as you wish in a form....how?.
Again, please visit those links.
Best Regards.

I see it appears if you click the button named Añadir más ahijados
it continues to add content dynamically.
This type of function isn't available in the form builder directly. It would take some custom coding with both JQuery and the php scripts to accomplish this.
You could make a similar functionality by using conditionals but the list wouldn't be infinite but be as long as the number of inputs you setup.

Hello again,
would you please navigate until you seeDesea "Apadrinar a:", attached sreenshot.
Thank you for your patience.

Hello again,
would you please navigate until you seeDesea "Apadrinar a:", attached sreenshot.
Thank you for your patience.

I did and this is what I recommend.

How many additional inputs do you see being needed?

hello Eric,
sorry, I didn't see the quoted answer you wrote, was a little busy , now, it's clear your recommendation.
The number of additional inputs could be around 5, I'd do that by conditional inputs, but it is not an "elegant" solution, anyway, should work.
May I suggest a solution like jotform does for adding this functionality to webform builder?.

Thank you so much for your recommendation!.

You may be able to do this with some JQuery and use the append() method to add the content to an existing input in the formbuilder.
http://api.jquery.com/append/

Hello Eric,
thank you so much for the link!
I appreciate it so much.
Best regards,