Which two methods can be used to create dynamic behavior in AEM Forms based on checkbox inputs?

Creating dynamic behavior in AEM Forms based on checkbox inputs is critical for enhancing user experience and interactivity. Using a JavaScript file in conjunction with clientlibs allows developers to manipulate form elements dynamically based on user interactions, such as checkbox selections.

When a user checks or unchecks a checkbox, JavaScript can be employed to trigger changes in other form fields, modify styles, or dynamically show/hide sections of the form. Clientlibs in AEM are specially designed to manage JavaScript and CSS, ensuring that the necessary scripts are properly loaded and leveraged across forms.

This method also benefits from AEM's architecture, which allows for easy integration and management of client-side resources. Thus, creating a JS file using clientlibs enables a flexible and maintainable approach to implementing dynamic behavior based on user input in AEM Forms.

In contrast, while other methods might contribute to creating dynamic behaviors or working with AEM Forms, they do not directly address the immediate task of interacting with form elements through user input in a practical and efficient manner as client-side JavaScript does.