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JOYZO Conditional Dropdown Plug in Setup Guide

This document provides instructions for setting up the JOYZO Conditional Dropdown Plug-in within a kintone application. It involves pre-setup of a master application to define selection categories, then setting up the plug-in within a target application by importing the plugin file, configuring fields, and specifying the master application. Notes are provided on using app IDs and avoiding field groups during plugin setup.

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JOYZO Conditional Dropdown Plug in Setup Guide

This document provides instructions for setting up the JOYZO Conditional Dropdown Plug-in within a kintone application. It involves pre-setup of a master application to define selection categories, then setting up the plug-in within a target application by importing the plugin file, configuring fields, and specifying the master application. Notes are provided on using app IDs and avoiding field groups during plugin setup.

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JOYZO

Conditional Dropdown
Plug-in
Setup Guide
PRE-SETUP
We'll first set up the master application that will hold all the classifications for the conditional
drop down function. After completing the pre-setup, proceed to the regular setup guide.

1. In order to use the plug in, add in appropriate text fields, and then create the master application. 

2. In the master application, register all of the possible selection paths that will be used in the
dropdowns. 

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Setup Guide
1. Click the gear icon in the top right corner of the screen. Click "kintone Administration". 

2. From the "kintone Administration" page, choose "Plug-ins" from the "Other" category.

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3. From the "Plug-ins" screen, click "Import", and then load the plug-in file. Caution:
Please load the downloaded zip file as is. Do not unzip it first.

4. The Conditional Dropdown Plug-in will be added to the imported plug-ins list. 

5. Edit the app form to be used with the plug-in. Use single-line text fields for the fields
that will be used as destinations for the saved category values. 

6. Add in the same number of blank space fields as there are category levels. See the
notes at the bottom of the guide if you plan on using field groups with this plug-in.

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7. Set an element ID for each space field. Once the form is saved, the app creation is
complete. 

8. From the "App Settings" tab, click on "Plug-ins". 

9. Click "New" from the top left corner. 

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10. Check the Conditional Dropdown Plug-in, and then click "Add".  

11. Once loaded in, click the gear icon under "Change Settings".

12. Enter in the license key and then enter in the app to be used as a master. Then set
up the kintone fields below. See the notes at the bottom of the page for more
information on App ID.

13. Once the plug-in setup is complete, make sure to update the app.

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SETUP NOTES
When setting up the master application in the plug-in settings, make sure to use the
app number as following. 

In step 6, if the space fields are set inside of a field group, the plug-in will not
recognize the space fields during setup. To avoid this problem, please remove the
space fields from the field group first and then edit the plug-in settings. Refer to the
"Using Field Groups With the Conditional Dropdown Plug-in" guide for more details.

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