Reinitialize conditional logic javascript after page load?

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February 21, 2022 at 5:55 AM #34021

Stephen C.
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Is there a way to reinitialize the conditional logic javascript after the page has loaded? Since conditional logic doesn't work with clones as it is, I have written some javascript to update the "data-conditions" attribute on the cloned element when a clone is generated. That works fine. The only issue is that the conditional logic script needs to be reinitialized for the clone's conditional logic to work.

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February 21, 2022 at 4:16 PM #34032
Long Nguyen
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Hi Stephen,

Please try to add this code to the file conditional-logic.js line 585
```
 // Export the runConditionalLogic to global scope to use in other scripts.
    rwmb.runConditionalLogic = runConditionalLogic;
```
before the function setTimeout( init, 100 );, screenshot https://monosnap.com/file/rQP339lmZ4HCZg3byBWYjwRMKZ9aZM

Then on your JS file, you can call it rwmb.runConditionalLogic( $scope ) where $scope is a jQuery element. If this works, I will inform the development team to add the code in the next update.

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February 21, 2022 at 7:01 PM #34038

Stephen C.
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I couldn't seem to get it to work. It might be because the script uses selector caching or I might be just doing something wrong. No big deal. The conditional I'm using is pretty simple, so it was easy to write a separate script to deal with the clones for that particular situation. Digging through the clone.js code, I did find the 'after_clone' event that's triggered, which makes it really easy to run code after a clone has been created. That's something you might want to include in your documentation somewhere. I'm sure others would find it useful.

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