Of note, the Y and N are my radio button field values, not the option names. These may differ on your form.

Thanks for the reply Carl.

I tried setting a different condition as you suggested and even tried assigning values to the radio button choices but nothing I do will cause the two file upload fields to hide.

The same field rule is suppose to show three separate fields: A description field (text) and the two file upload fields. When I open the form, the description field is hidden (as I would expect) and it shows when I toggle the radio button. However, the two file upload fields are always visible, no matter what the state of the radio button is.

I even tried breaking the two file upload fields out into a separate rule but that didn't work either. Here is how I currently have it set up:

Does it matter that the two file upload fields are in a completely different section group on the form than where the radio button is?

I just did a test and I think the problem is because the File Upload fields are not in the same section as the radio button that I am trying to control them with. I just created a new File Upload field in the same section with the radio button and it functions as desired (hidden until radio button is selected).

Here is that screenshot showing the two fields that are displayed when "Yes" is selected:

I then created a new File Upload field in another section and tried applying the same field logic to it and it did not work. So this has to be because the fields are in separate sections. I don't remember this being an issue in other forms but maybe I never tried it like this.

Is this a limitation of field rules or a bug?

Ah wow!

I still can't recreate your scenario so I'm guessing there may be a conflict somewhere in your Form. Do any of the sections load hidden or have their own rules going on independent of these radio buttons?

I was able to try out a simplistic field rule (identically to my post above) and put the Radio and File Upload in different sections and it worked out fine.

Another option is to use javascript instead of field rules since there seems to be something conflicting. Here's the code for that.

$(document).ready(function(){
  
  // Hide the appropriate Fields when form first loads
  $('#q2').hide();
  
  // When the Radio button with ID Q1 changes values, hide or show the respect fields
  $('#q1 input[name="Field1"]').change(function(){
    
    if ($( this ).val() == "Y") {
     
     // Fields to Show when value is Yes 
     $('#q2').show();
      
    } else {
      // Fields to Hide when value is No
     $('#q2').hide(); 
    }
    
  });
  
});

*Note, to adopt to your situation, add the the appropriate fields to show and/or hide by adding the ID's in. So if you also wanted to hide q5, add it in separated by a comma so all the $('#q2') be $('#q2, #q5').

*Also, the radio button is identified by both the field name and the ID. So if your radio you want to act off is in ID Q7, change the #q1 and Field1 references to #q7 and Field7, respectively.

Let me know if that does the trick. Otherwise, at this point we may have to export and upload your form in it's entirety for a full look.

Cheers,

Carl