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Hello @emolotel

Thank you very much for using our plugin, the correct would be:

(function () {
    var first = fieldname41;

    if (AND( 0 < first, first <= 0.3)) return 1;
    if (AND( 0.3 < first, first <= 0.6)) return 2;
    if (AND( 0.6 < first, first <= 0.9)) return 3;
    if (AND( 0.9 < first, first <= 1.2)) return 4;
    if (AND( 1.2 < first, first <= 1.5)) return 5;
    if (AND( 1.5 < first, first <= 1.8)) return 6;

})()

However, as you’re using return instructions, you don’t need to compare with the range, only its right edge, as follows:

(function () {
    var first = fieldname41;

    if (first <= 0.3) return 1;
    if (first <= 0.6) return 2;
    if (first <= 0.9) return 3;
    if (first <= 1.2) return 4;
    if (first <= 1.5) return 5;
    if (first <= 1.8) return 6;

})()

Best regards.

Hello @pexel

Yes. Unfortunately, if you pressed the save or preview buttons in the forms builder with the plugin version 5.2.1, the attributes were stored in the database without leading and trailing space characters.

Best regards.

Hello @fibbu

The modification will be included in every plugin distribution, including the free one. We are working to make it available as soon as possible.

Best regards.

Hello @mikkelcrunch

If you want to evaluate the equations only if the required fields were filled and the entered fields are valid, you can do the following:

1. Configure the button type as “button” instead of a calculated field.
2. Enter the following piece of code as its onclick event:

if(VALIDFORM(this.form)){
   EVALEQUATIONS(this.form);
   SHOWFIELD('fieldname123');
}

The SHOWFIELD code is to display the summaries.

Best regards.

Hello @pexel,

The plugin version 5.2.1 was trimming trailing and leading spaces on every field attribute, not only the postfix and prefix attributes as part of the sanitization process before storing the form structure in the database. So, if you edited a form previous to the plugin update (before installing the plugin version 5.2.2), the plugin removed the extra space characters from the fields attributes.

Could you please indicate the URL to the page that contains the form and the attributes affected?

Best regards.

Hello @cirus96

Thank you very much for using our plugin. You should select “No” for the “Display submit button?” attribute in the form settings:

Best regards.

Hello @mikkelcrunch

If your second form does not contain radio buttons, you can define the dependencies by using calculated fields.

However, if you only want to hide and show the fields, you can assign the hide class name to the fields you want to hide. You can assign the class names to the fields through their “Add CSS Layout Keywords” attributes. To display a field that was hidden with the hide class name by pressing a button instead of using dependencies (Ex. the fieldname123 field), you can call the SHOWFIELD operation as the button onclick event. Ex.

SHOWFIELD('fieldname123');

Best regards.

Hello @klingbeil

What devices are you using for testing? I need to replicate the issue to know what is happening exactly. Our plugin does not modify the fields’ sizes on focus, so, it should be inherited from the theme active on your website.

You can try to pass the iframe attribute to the form shortcode as follows:

[CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS id="1" iframe="1"]

Best regards.