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This can easily be achieved using jQuery. If someone has a different method I'd also like to know. Here's how I did it:

 

$(document).ready(function() {

$(".classOfForm").change(function() {

				if ($(".classOfForm").val() == "0"){

					$(".classYouWannaHide").hide();

				} else {

					$(".classYouWannaHide").show();

				}

			});

});

 

So basically assign .classOfForm to the check box or form selection you want to change. And give the form you want to appear a class of .classYouWannaHide

 

Let me know if you need further help.

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You could write a simple JavaScript function to do this for you.

 

function setState(element, state) {
     var elem = document.gelElementById(element):
     elem.style.display(state);

 

In HTML:

 

<input type="checkbox" value="yes" name="name" onchange="setState('elementID', 'block');" />

 

You would replace none with inline or block to set the element to display. The CSS display attribute of each element will have to be set to none.

This code is not tested and may not be 100% complete

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