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How can I make a Dynamic Dropdown in WordPress using wp job board pro plugin?

Certainly! I’m using the wp job board pro plugin on my WordPress site and need assistance creating a form exclusively within this plugin. Despite searching through various Google articles and ChatGPT resources, I couldn’t find a reliable guide. While I understand the concept of conditional fields, the plugin lacks an option to define conditions. Specifically, I want to implement a dropdown functionality where selecting a country in the first dropdown dynamically updates the second dropdown with corresponding states. For instance, if I choose India in the first dropdown, the second dropdown should display states like West Bengal. Can you guide me on achieving this?

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I am expecting to get dynamic dropdown using wp job board pro plugin in WordPress

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    A: Most dynamic dropdown plugins are designed to be compatible with a wide range of themes, but it’s advisable to check the plugin documentation for specific compatibility information, look for more

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    Understand WP Job Board Pro Custom Fields:
    WP Job Board Pro allows you to create custom fields for your job listings. You’ll utilize this feature to create the dynamic dropdown.

    Create a Custom Field:
    Go to your WordPress admin dashboard and navigate to "WP Job Board" > "Settings" > "Custom Fields". Create a new custom field of type "Dropdown".

    Implement a Dynamic Dropdown:
    To make the dropdown dynamic, you’ll need to populate its options dynamically based on some criteria. For example, let’s say you want to populate the dropdown with a list of countries.

    Utilize a Callback Function:
    You can use a callback function to dynamically generate the options for the dropdown. Here’s an example of how you might do this:

    function populate_country_dropdown_options() {
    // Define your list of countries dynamically
    $countries = array(
        'USA' => 'United States',
        'UK' => 'United Kingdom',
        'CAN' => 'Canada',
    );
    
    return $countries;
}
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