[Plugin: Jazzy Forms] Getting rid of "#DIV/0!"?

Hey Proulx06, thanks for your kind words.

There are currently two ways to get around this situation:
1) Use default values, different from 0. That’s a setting of the corresponding input element.
2) Catch the zero-division case with an IF clause. Instead of a/b, type IF(b<>0, a/b, “”)

In addition to that I’m thinking about a form option to suppress errors altogether. This will be available in future updates.

Regards,
Igor

Oh no!! I’ve just realized the second option does not work. That’s a bug.

I had the same problem. I tried adding value=”ROI” and a few other things, but nothing changed.

Then I went to wp-content/plugins/jazzy-forms/front/jazzy-forms.js and on line 621 found this:
this.raise_div0 = function() { throw new Jzzf_Error("#DIV/0!") };

Remove the #DIV/0! so it looks like this:

this.raise_div0 = function() { throw new Jzzf_Error("") };

Problem solved! Be sure to do this only after you’re 100% certain that your form works perfectly! If you have a division by zero error, you won’t get a warning message anymore!