1. In our next example, what we're going to do is add some usability to this form. Because this "Computer stats" field set only makes sense if the user answers "Yes" to "Do you own to computer?", we would only want to show that section if this was selected. And we can do that with an attribute called "state". So, lets go ahead and open the next step file, which is number six, which is called "state-attribute", and then go ahead and copy all the code and paste it into your "input dot module" file overriding everything that's there again and save it.

2. Ok. This file is identical to the previous one except we're added these lines right here in our "import_more_form" function. All we've done is added the "states" attribute to the "Computer stats" item in the form array.

3. This "states" attribute tells the form what different sort of actions are associated with different states. So in this, what we are going to do is make this visible only if the input that's called "computer" has a value of "yes". So here are the different parts of this.

4. First is the "state". In this case, we are making it "visible". So this is the state which we are going to make it, not the state in which it begins.

5. And we're going to make it visible if this item here and this element is a selector in jQuery and what we're doing is taking an input and we're passing it a attribute and a value that that input should have. So what we can do is use the name that we assign to it here. We assigned it the name of "computer" and we can use that here as the name because if you look at the HTML of the input itself, the name is the same as what we assigned it in the form array.

6. So we are taking this jQuery selector, and we'll cover jQuery selectors in another video, and we're assigning it an array. And the array contains this state in which this item should be in, in order to trigger this state in our current field. So, it's checking for a value of "yes" and if the value is"yes", then it will trigger this state.

7. Ok. Let's go ahead and save this and look at this in action so you can see it. Now save it.

8. I'm going to jump back to our form and refresh the page.