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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Help with if statementI suck. Thank you, works perfectly as usual.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Number field with a label besideThanks. I’m learning and I realize it’s not your job to teach me CSS or Javascript. These are literally my first attempts at coding without any sort of hand-holding so I do appreciate the help.
Even with defining the background (which works by the way, thank you!) of the div field, I don’t see how I could reliably manipulate the checkboxes around the map and avoid alignment issues between browsers, tablet, mobile, etc. The only other way I can see to do it without using flash are with jQuery plugins like Mapster, but I’m unsure how it would work within the CFF platform. I imagine that if I wanted to incorporate stuff like that into my forms, I’d need to have some sort of webhook in place.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Number field with a label besideRight, so you would think you could make a Div field with the CSS Keyword: schools and create the following HTML field
<style> #fbuilder .schools input{ background-image: url("http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/~chadtesting/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/apophysis-081023-101b1.jpg"); } </style>.. but nothing shows up in the background of the Div field. So frustrating.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Changing the size of a buttonSo cool. This really opened up a new world of design for me. Thank you.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Number field with a label besideWhat element on your page do you think would be best to be used as the canvas for this <map> image? Obviously an HTML field will define the rules, but which element would work best?
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Assign calculated field output to checkbox label.(function(){ var Y = fieldnameX; jQuery('.myclass > label:first-child').html(Y); return Y; })()Just to clarify for anyone reading, this assigns the checkbox value to a calculated field output.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Number field with a label besideExpanding on this, would it be possible to have a map of North America with checkboxes (with labels) placed throughout the picture?
I was thinking maybe a fieldset with a background image of North America in it, set up in a big grid, then individual checkboxes placed in certain squares on the grid.
Would that be possible?
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Oh wow, it does work. My apologies, I thought if I hid the calculated field from the public page that the it wouldn’t show up in my e-mail.
It turns out that it does. Thanks!
- This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by chadtesting.
I’m a bit embarrassed I couldn’t figure that out for myself. Code works. Thank you.
Now for the last step. I need to hide the calculated field from my form while still displaying the output in my e-mail. Currently when I hide my calculated form from the page, the e-mail will not pick it up.
I am outputting it to an HTML field to display on my form, but you cannot display those in an e-mail. I don’t think there’s a way to output this value to any other field that will display and also look nice.
So the only thing I can assume is that we need to somehow hide the calculated field without actually hiding it.
That is unless you can remove the border around a calculated field and format it like an HTML field. In that case I will use the calculated field for everything.
- This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by chadtesting.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Number field with a label besideSeems like this would be a design limitation. Even if you created a fieldset with 2 columns and split the number field and an html field, there would be no way to merge the fields together as tightly as the image without having more control over the form’s design.
That’s just my impression of the software so far. CodePeople will almost certainly have a better solution, but I’m curious as well.
Hmm, that looks fine to me but it’s not outputting the value. The calculated field should output the (letter) value “A+” or “A” depending on what the value of (result) is, correct?
result is working correctly, but something isn’t working when converting it to letter.
Also, check your e-mail please. I would like to get an hour of your time to work through this calculation fully as it’s going to be a bit more complex.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] If selected: hideHi codepeople, I was able to figure it out. I was unnecessarily hiding fields.
The more I learn, the more I have to go back and fix mistakes I made previously, but this is helping. Thank you.
I will no doubt be upgrading to developer at the end of this month.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] If selected: hideAhh man that’s so clever.
By the way, I want to bring something to your attention from a previous ticket you addressed.
When creating a button that makes a dropdown visible, but makes other dropdowns invisible, you gave me the following code
jQuery(‘.foods’).show();
jQuery(‘.nursing’).hide();
jQuery(‘.socialsci’).hide();
jQuery(‘.hide’).removeClass(‘hide’);This works, but what it also does is removes the ‘hide’ from my fieldsets further down in the form. This was driving me nuts because I couldn’t figure out why my hidden fields were suddenly showing up for no reason.
Is there a way to remove the hide class from the field, without removing ‘hide’ from my fieldsets? I didn’t realize one would affect the other.
Satisfied customer. Upgrading was easy. Thank you.