Hello @life2
I guess you are referring to the equations’ results. The calculated fields use input tags. The input tags do not support multiline texts. So, the alternative is to use the calculated field to calculate the results, but display them in another control.
Assuming the calculated field is the fieldname123, insert an “HTML Content” field in the form and enter a DIV tag (or any other tag) in its content with the data-cff-field attribute indicating the field whose value you want to display within the tag.
E.g.
<div data-cff-field="fieldname123"></div>
Finally, as the calculated field is used as an auxiliary, you can hide it by ticking a checkbox in its settings.
Best regards.
Thread Starter
blue
(@life2)
Okay, that works, thank you.
There are also two issues with the reset button:
- The HTML field that lists the content of calculated field does not get empty after resetting even though the original calculated field becomes empty.
- Initially, the form loads properly with all the needed fields. After resetting, some fields (that use custom dependency rules) disappear. Then, I have to toggle between the choices to show those fields again.
Please advise on how to fix these two problems.
Thanks.
Hello @life2
Could you please provide the link to the page containing the form to check it in detail?
I’m testing the issues you describe on my end and the reset is working properly. Please watch the following video:
https://resources.developers4web.com/cff/tmp/2025/03/04/video_o.mp4
Best regards.
Thread Starter
blue
(@life2)
I was able to resolve the two problems. But, the showing/hiding of fields based on custom dependency rules seem to be slow and sometimes requires clicking on the page. Is there a reason for this?
Thread Starter
blue
(@life2)
I’m doing something like this:
if(fieldname1 == 9) AND(ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname2|n), ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname3|n), ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname4|n), IGNOREFIELD(fieldname5|n), IGNOREFIELD(fieldname6|n), IGNOREFIELD(fieldname7|n));
else return AND(IGNOREFIELD(fieldname2|n), IGNOREFIELD(fieldname3|n), IGNOREFIELD(fieldname4|n), ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname5|n), ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname6|n), ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname7|n));
Hello @life2
It depends on how you implemented the form and configured the dependencies. When you reset the form, the plugin must reevaluate all the equations.
The piece of code you included in your entry is incorrect, please rewrite it as follows:
(function(){
if(fieldname1 == 9) {
ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname2|n);
ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname3|n);
ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname4|n);
IGNOREFIELD(fieldname5|n);
IGNOREFIELD(fieldname6|n);
IGNOREFIELD(fieldname7|n);
} else {
IGNOREFIELD(fieldname2|n);
IGNOREFIELD(fieldname3|n);
IGNOREFIELD(fieldname4|n);
ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname5|n);
ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname6|n);
ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname7|n);
}
})()
Best regards.
Thread Starter
blue
(@life2)
Okay, thank you, this might be the cause of the problems I have with resetting. I will modify the code and check again.
