Thank you Eric, this scripting is most helpful. I will try it out and update the thread on my results.

Hey Eric, what would the javascript look like if I wanted to enable the submit button when a field is not empty (instead of clicking a button)?

When should the code check the field for its value?

You'd use a if/else statement sort of like this. In the following example, I'm referencing a field that has the empty CSS class.

  if ($('.empty input').val() !== "") {
    $('.Submit').attr('disabled', 'disabled');
  }
  else {
    $('.Submit').removeAttr('disabled');
  }

Keep in mind that you'll want to put this in an event (like $(document).ready...) so that it runs at the appropriate time.

Eric-

I have been trying to apply your above code to a check box.  I am spinning my wheels so to speak.  I would like the Submit button hidden until the user clicks a confirmation check box.  

Hi Sean,

Try the following code. I have a checkbox field (with the checkbox CSS class added to it) with two options: "I agree" and "I disagree." The code checks to see if the "I agree" option is checked and, if it is, it shows the submit button.

$(document).ready(function() {
  $('.checkbox').click(function () {
    
    if($('input[value="I_agree"]').is(':checked')) //edit the value here to use your own.
       {
       $('.Submit').show();
       }
    else {
      $('.Submit').hide();
    }
  });                  
});

In the CSS section, add the following rule:

.Submit {display:none;}

Keep in mind that, instead of hiding the button, you could also disable the submit button until the appropriate checkbox is selected.

Thanks Eric but this is not working for me. The CSS code does hide the Submit button but nothing happens after i check the checkbox.  I have tried this a few different ways with no luck.

Did you add the checkbox CSS class to your checkbox field? You'll need to do this on the Edit page of the Form Designer in the Advanced tab of the field's settings.

The code as written won't work unless the checkbox's value is I agree. You can modify the code on line 4 by changing the value="I_agree" part to match your checkbox.