jazzigor

Hi.

Problems with email can have several reasons.

First of all: You say it doesn’t do anything, at least do you see the “Sending…”, “Message sent” status messages next to the button? If that’s not the case we’ll probably have look into some kind of Javascript problem on your page.

Then, please make sure email is probably configured on your server and WordPress installation. Does the built-in email system work at all? (For example for the “forgot your password” feature at login).

If you can confirm all of the above, please check that your form settings for “from”, “to” and subject are set correctly. Some servers reject “from” addresses if they don’t specify a name in the format of “My name <[email protected]>“.

No problem, thanks for checking out my software. Please insert the following shortcode into your post or page:

[jazzy form="FORM_ID"]

where FORM_ID is the form’s ID that you define on the form’s “General” tab. For your convenience, there you can also find the automatically generated shortcode that you can just copy and paste into your page.

Check out the FAQ for some PHP alternatives.

Hi Sabrina,
custom PHP code is currently not supported. Maybe it would be useful to override values through the PHP form insertion function jzzf_form(). But that would have to wait until future versions.
Igor

Bryan, your question is not related to this thread at all. But here’s a brief response: PHP is used to parse/analyze the spreadsheet-like formula language and to translate it into an internal representation based on the Parse Tree. This internal representation is used by the client-side Javascript code in order to calculate the results in real-time. This is Open Source, if you are interested in the technical details, just dive into the code.

Find a still growing list of available functions here.

Thanks, Brad. The same issue has been reported only a few days ago here. I will work on it and let you know.

Hi. Sorry for the late response.

At the time of this writing (v1.1.1) Jazzy Forms lacks certain functions related to text processing. Therefor there’s no way to count words yet. Your problem could be solved with the standard LEN, TRIM and SUBSTITUTE functions known from common spreadsheet programs. If your project allows you to be patient enough you will see these in one of the upcoming updates.

I’ve realized the issue you describe: in simple forms, or ones that only contain text input, it is not always obvious to the user that values are automatically updated when you leave an input element or switch to another. That’s actually one of the reasons for having an Update button. Do you have a better idea?

(By the way: do you work for a translation company or similar? I’m working on a specific app for this area. If you are interested, I would love to get in touch with you. Find my email in the FAQ section.)

Hi.

Checkboxes are there but your theme makes them invisible on some browsers (webkit-based ones like Chrome and Safari).

The following line in your theme eliminates these browsers’ standard rendering rules for input elements, without specifying any alternative for checkboxes and radio buttons.

input { -webkit-appearance: none; }

This is a design/CSS problem that’s specific to your site/theme. My suggestion would be to contact your theme developer or contact Jazzy Forms professional support.

I’m not experiencing any problems with Jazzy Forms and WordPress 3.8.1. Can you point us to a live site? What theme are you using?

I agree. This feature is missing. I will have to introduce some extra options to retrieve numeric values from input elements (ignore whitespaces and units/currencies, choose the decimal point character). I’ll keep you updated.

Hi. {{result}} simply retrieves the numeric value of result, ignoring the element’s number formatting settings. You can use the FORMATTED function in order to display the number in the original output format. That’s {{FORMATTED(result)}}.

Hi,

thanks, akedv. No, there is no integration with Contact Form 7.

With some Javascript trickery you might be able to transfer data from Jazzy Forms into hidden fields within a Contact Form 7 form. But I wouldn’t recommend such solutions.

Did you know Jazzy Forms can send out data via Email? A data collection feature (e.g. a contact list) is not here yet (at the time of this writing with v1.1) but it is in the works.

v1.1.1 includes this fix. Thanks

Once again, thank you for reporting this issue. Version 1.1.1 reduces recursion (the use of nested function calls).

Once again, thank you for your suggestion. Since version 1.1 the LABEL function is also defined for checkboxes.

The formula for price_per_credit is a typical case for a gliding price scales, sliding prices or whatever you want to call it. For related discussions you can take a look here or here.

At the time of writing (version 1.1) the solution for price_per_credit is a bit tedious, making extensive use of nested IF functions. In your example it would be something along the lines of the following formula:

IF(credits>=10000, 0.9, IF(credits>=500, 1, IF(credits>=100, 2.5, IF(credits>=50, 3.5, 4))))

This reads like “If you want more than 10,000 credits then the price is 0.9, otherwise if more than 500 it’s 1, otherwise…”.

Very soon I will improve Jazzy Forms so you can use something like price tables/matrixes. This will make your example much easier.

I’m not sure if I get the meaning of “numbers_credits_service7”. Do you want to see something like “How many services can I buy with these credits?”. In this case the formula for numbers_credit_service7 might be something like ROUNDDOWN(credits/7).