Assigning radio button labels with data-cff-field

Hello @eberkland

I’m sorry, but I cannot answer your question by looking a screenshot only. Please provide the link to the page that contains the form and describe it.

Best regards.

OK, here is the question and it does not require a screenshot. In this scenario:

getField(6).setChoices(texts:['choice A ', 'choice B'], values: [fieldname4, fieldname5]);

Can choice A be ‘<span class=”bprice-label-t”>Everyday</span><span class=”bprice-label-n”><span data-cff-field=”fieldname2315″ class=”bprice-w”></span><span data-cff-field=”fieldname2316″ class=”bprice-w”></span><span data-cff-field=”fieldname2317″ class=”bprice-w”></span></span>’

Can choice for texts be any sort of ‘<span data-cff-field=”fieldname2316″></span>’ to show the label and a value in the radio button.

Hello @eberkland

In the equation context, if you want to use the fields’ names, not their values, the correct one would be fieldname2316|n with the |n modifier. The alternative would be <span class="bprice-w">fieldname2316</span>

Best regards.

so would this work?

getField(6).setChoices(texts:[‘<span class=”bprice-label-t”>Everyday</span><span class=”bprice-label-n”><span data-cff-field=”fieldname2315″ class=”bprice-w”>’, ‘choice B’], values: [fieldname4, fieldname5]);

that is my question, in the radio button field label, I would like to put a label and values from a field, forget about the styling and classes. I want to know what type of syntax to use to make this happen.

Thanks

Hello @eberkland

No, the syntax is incorrect, you must pass an object to the setChoices method where texts and values are its properties:

getField(6).setChoices({texts:['Text A', 'Text B'], values:[123, 456]});

Best regards.

How would you express ?<data-cff-field=”fieldname2315″> as an object.

I am able to do this maually in the radio field label.

• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 6 days ago by eberkland.

Hello @eberkland

You are referring to the text of the choice. So, it is not an object, it is a string that is an item of the array of choices’ texts.

If you need a custom coding service you should contact us directly through the plugin website,.

Best regards.

Thanks, I think I figured it out.

(function() {
var valueFromField1 = getVal(‘fieldname1’); // Get value from fieldname1
var valueFromField2 = getVal(‘fieldname2’); // Get value from fieldname2
var valueFromField3 = getVal(‘fieldname3’); // Get value from fieldname3
var valueFromField4 = getVal(‘fieldname4’); // Get value from fieldname4

// Concatenate values with additional text
var updatedTextA = ‘Text A: ‘ + valueFromField1 + ‘, ‘ + valueFromField2 + ‘, ‘ + valueFromField3 + ‘, ‘ + valueFromField4 + ‘ – Extra text goes here’;

getField(6).setChoices({
texts: [updatedTextA, ‘Text B’], // Insert updated “Text A” with additional text
values: [123, 456] // Keep values unchanged
});
})();

Hello @eberkland

I’m sorry, I don’t know who is getVal in your form.

Remember the plugin will replace the fields’ names in the equations with their corresponding values at least you use the |n modifier with them, and you don’t need to enclose them between quotes.

Best regards.