I'm setting up an event registration form (using WFB, natch) for my club, working from a paper form they have used from long before I set up their website. On their form, for each attendee, there are four available choices, most of which have options:

1) Early registration: day 1, or day 2, or both days (that's 3 options)
2) Regular registration: day 1, or day 2, or both days (also 3 options)
3) "At the door" either day (2 options)
4) Discounted kid rate

That makes 9 available options per user. I'd like to somehow boil that down from 9 checkboxes. Don't know enough Javascript or CSS to achieve that.

Also, the form allows for three attendees, with a note to "use another page" for 4+ attendees. In the past, somewhere, I've seen 'magic' forms that can show/hide sections of themselves, but don't know how to do that.

And, once all that is solved, I need to integrate a payment option (probably Paypal) - which I know is in WFB, but I haven't checked it out yet.

What a headache. Suggestions gratefully entertained. (besides aspirin. )

Have you looked at the new conditional statements for elements in the latest form builder? The new form builder also has PayPal capability.