Adding results to create a running total

Hi,

The current version of the plugin does not generates fields dynamically at runtime, but you can implement your idea as follow:

– Enter multiple DIV fields in the form, each DIV represent a different wall, and enter in all of them class names: wall hide, through the attribute: “Add Css Layout Keywords”. Separate the class names by a space.

– Into each DIV field, insert 4 input fields: height, width, number of doors, number of windows.

After insert all DIV fields, insert a button field to display a different DIV when pressed, until reach the number of DIV fields inserted previously. The onclick event of button would be: jQuery(‘div.wall:hidden’).first().show();

And finally, a calculated field with the total equation.

Best regards.

Thank you, I believe what I need is simpler than this, as I do not need multiple instances of the original calculation, I simply need to create a button that when pressed adds the total of field A (the results of the original wall equation) to a field B which would represent the total for the room.

See the sample here:

https://tigerfoam.com/sprayfoaminsulation/form-temp/

Hi,

In this case the equation would be as simple as adding both fields, for example: fieldname1+fieldname2 (the names of fields have been selected randomly). If you want that the equations are evaluated, only after pressing a calculate button, you should untick the option: “Eval dynamically the equations associated to the calculated fields” in the “Form Settings” tab.

Best regards.

That is how I tried to set it up. The final results field does not seem to allow me to select itself as a value, i.e. the “fieldname2” in your example. after I hit save it strips out itself from the equation, leaving only fieldname1 behind.

Hi,

I’ve checked the equations in your form:

The equation associated to the “Project Total” field is:

+fieldname1+fieldname1

the correct would be fieldname1+fieldname1, or better 2*fieldname1, to prevent replace the fieldname1 field twice.

Best regards.

Fantastic, thanks for the help!