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Admin search was enabled, and now is disabled and everything works fine! thank you

Thank you!

Sorry, one more question.

I was trying to change the words of the button ‘Load More..’ to ‘Load More’, however it is not changing in the frontend.

Thanks for the code! This would do for now, better than nothing.

Looking forward to the new feature addons to the beautiful plugin.

All in a sudden, the instagram went missing under share button.

The issue is solved. I managed to override the publish date.

Thanks.

Hi,

I wanted to show the publish date only for example 23/6/22, not “Posted on 23/6/22”.

CSS would remove the whole date

Thank you for your suggestion.

I’ve managed to get the tooltip by coding.

thanks!

table += (function () {
if (fieldname3 >= ‘3’ && fieldname4 >= ‘3’ && fieldname6 >=’3′ && fieldname5 >= ‘2’ ) return ‘<tr><td>’ + fieldname37 + ‘</td><td>’ + fieldname47 + ‘</td><td>’ + fieldname51 + ‘</td><td>’ +
SUM([fieldname1, fieldname2, fieldname3, fieldname4, (function () {
if (fieldname5 != ‘MTH1’ || fieldname5 != ‘MTH2’ || fieldname5 != ‘ECON’ || fieldname5 != ‘CHEM’ || fieldname5 != ‘PHYS’) return 1 * fieldname9;
else {
if (fieldname6 != ‘MTH1’ || fieldname6 != ‘MTH2’ || fieldname6 != ‘ECON’ || fieldname6 != ‘CHEM’ || fieldname6 != ‘PHYS’) return 1 * fieldname10;
else {
if (fieldname7 != ‘MTH1’ || fieldname7 != ‘MTH2’ || fieldname7 != ‘ECON’ || fieldname7 != ‘CHEM’ || fieldname7 != ‘PHYS’) return 1 * fieldname11;
else {
if (fieldname8 != ‘MTH1’ || fieldname8 != ‘MTH2’ || fieldname8 != ‘ECON’ || fieldname8 != ‘CHEM’ || fieldname8 != ‘PHYS’) return 1 * fieldname12;
}
}
}
})()].sort(function (a, b) { return a – b }).reverse().slice(0, 4),
(function () {
if (fieldname5 == ‘MTH1’ || fieldname5 == ‘MTH2’ || fieldname5 == ‘ECON’ || fieldname5 == ‘CHEM’ || fieldname5 == ‘PHYS’) return 1.5 * fieldname9;
else {
if (fieldname6 == ‘MTH1’ || fieldname6 == ‘MTH2’ || fieldname6 == ‘ECON’ || fieldname6 == ‘CHEM’ || fieldname6 == ‘PHYS’) return 1.5 * fieldname10;
else {
if (fieldname7 == ‘MTH1’ || fieldname7 == ‘MTH2’ || fieldname7 == ‘ECON’ || fieldname7 == ‘CHEM’ || fieldname7 == ‘PHYS’) return 1.5 * fieldname11;
else {
if (fieldname8 == ‘MTH1’ || fieldname8 == ‘MTH2’ || fieldname8 == ‘ECON’ || fieldname8 == ‘CHEM’ || fieldname8 == ‘PHYS’) return 1.5 * fieldname12;
}
}
}
})().sort(function (a, b) { return a – b }).reverse().slice(0, 1)) + ‘</td><td> 51 </td><td> 48.75 </td><td> 31 </td><td> 30 </td></tr>’; else return ”;
})();

Chem, phys,econ are the choice values.
I have this code but this wouldnt work for me

ok, my bad. I overlooked it.

This is an admission score calculator. There are Core Subjects and Electives

Core Subjects – Fixed

• English
• Chinese Language
• Mathematices – Compulsory
• Liberal Studies

Electives – Dropdown list

• Maths1
• Maths2
• Chemistry
• Music
• Economies
• History
• Physics
• English Literature
• Biology

Core Subjects has 4 associated fields (fieldname1,fieldname2,fieldname3,fieldname4) to enter the marks.

Electives can choose 4 from the list
4 dropdowns(fieldname5,fieldname6,fieldname7,fieldname8), 4 fields for marks (fieldname9,fieldname10,fieldname11,fieldname12).

Now I need to calculate them with the 5 highest marks, including 1.5*best of Maths1/Maths2/Chemistry/Economies/Physics(only the highest among these subjects will be selected), while others remaining subjects (not including Maths1/Maths2/Chemistry/Economies/Physics) multiply by 1.

Sorry, still cant get it worked.

Let me explain it again in another way, forget the previous requirements mentioned above:

So there are 4 fields(fieldname1,fieldname2,fieldname3,fieldname4), each fields are a dropdown with a list of subjects,
Maths1, Maths2, Chemistry, Music, Economies, History, Physics, Literature, Biology etc.

Each of the 4 fields(fieldname1,fieldname2,fieldname3,fieldname4), has a field to enter their marks(fieldname5,fieldname6,fieldname7,fieldname8).
(fieldname5 is to fieldname1, fieldname6 is to fieldname2, etc)

Now I need to calculate them with the 5 highest marks, including 1.5*best of Maths1/Maths2/Chemistry/Economies/Physics, while others multiply by 1.

OK, what if the 4 fields are a dropdown list, inside the list i wanna check if 2 of them are equal to A or B?

Thanks!

It works now!

Sorry my bad. Let me explain this,

So in the top 5 highest values,
i) it must include one of the fields which is fieldname3, so i assume the formula would be
SUM(fieldname3,[fieldname4,fieldname6,fieldname5,fieldname16,fieldname18,fieldname20,fieldname22].sort(function(a, b){return a - b}).reverse().slice(0,4))

however, I am stuck in the second requirements:
ii) one of the best of 3 subjects, one of them is fieldname6. Another two is from electives dropdown, which are ‘Mathematics (Extended part – Calculus & Statistics)’ and ‘Mathematics (Extended part – Algebra & Calculus)’

There are 4 dropdowns in total, which 2 of them has to be the Maths electives.

Sorry just saw your reply after my reply.

Let me try with your suggestion