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<p>There are a few different ways you could do this. The simplest is to have a few separate fieldsets, each one containing a single group of fields. Then, in jQuery, dependent on the select-menu's value you can show/hide these fieldsets, e.g.</p> <pre><code><fieldset id="f1"> <input name="something1" /> <input name="something2" /> <input name="something3" /> </fieldset> <fieldset id="f2"> <input name="something4" /> <input name="something5" /> <input name="something6" /> </fieldset> <select name="fieldset-choice"> <option value="f1">Fieldset 1</option> <option value="f2">Fieldset 2</option> </select> <script type="text/javascript"> jQuery('select[name=fieldset-choice]').change(function(){ var fieldsetName = $(this).val(); $('fieldset').hide().filter('#' + fieldsetName).show(); }); // We need to hide all fieldsets except the first: $('fieldset').hide().filter('#f1').show(); </script> </code></pre> <p><strong>Note</strong>: For the above technique to be entirely unobtrusive you might want to dynamically build the select-menu with the names of all the different fieldsets. </p> <hr> <p>Alternatively you can prefix each fields name with a meaningful prefix, and then hide/show according to that attribute:</p> <pre><code><input name="group1-name1" /> <input name="group1-name2" /> <input name="group2-name3" /> <input name="group2-name4" /> <input name="group2-name5" /> <select name="field-choice"> <option value="group1">Group 1</option> <option value="group2">Group 2</option> </select> <script type="text/javascript"> jQuery('select[name=field-choice]').change(function(){ var groupName = $(this).val(); $('input').hide().filter('[name^=' + groupName + ']').show(); }); // We need to hide all fields except those of the first group: $('input').hide().filter('[name^=group1]').show(); </script> </code></pre>
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