Also, is there a way to force an email & name before the calculations will so (the results)?
Hi,
If you want that user type the email and name before calculate the results, you should implement your equation following the following principles. For this demo I will suppose that the email field is fieldname1, and the name field is the fieldname2, so, the equation would be:
(function(){
if(!/^\s*$/.test(fieldname2) && /[^@]+@.+/.test(fieldname1)){
// the rest of code here with the equation return
}
})()
Note: The regular expression used to validate the email address could be more strict.
Best regards.
Thank you!
So – how do I format the Field Headings?
I’d love to format the field headings —
Like having a H2 for the ‘Name’ ‘Email’ and on?
http://www.ssyh.com/industry-solutions/distribution/
(we are updating the page to have better graphics / text / and an email optin)
Thank you.
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/calculated-fields-form/
Hi,
The headings of fields can be formatted through the styles definition. You only should paste the following code in any of the style files on your website:
#fbuilder .fields label{ font-size:1.5em;}
Note: Use the styles definition you prefer for the headings.
Best regards.
Perfect!
What is the CSS to make the copy:
1. Bold
2. Color like RED
**
1. (Does the client need to upgrade to have the email function?)
2. Where exactly would I add this:
(function(){
if(!/^\s*$/.test(fieldname2) && /[^@]+@.+/.test(fieldname1)){
// the rest of code here with the equation return
}
})()
Hi,
If you want change the styles of the fields labels, you only should edit the stylepublic.css file, located in “/wp-content/plugins/calculated-fields-form/css/stylepublic.css”. Pasting the following code at the end of file:
#fbuilder label:first-child{color:red;font-weight:bold;}
About the email’s feature, it is available only in the premium and developer versions.
The code I sent you in a previous entry should be associated to a calculated field, but you should set the rest of the equation’s code.
Best regards.
