CodePeople2

Hello @ohtusabes

If you want to hide the div field by default:

1. Select the field in the form.
2. Activate the “Advanced Settings” tab in its settings.
3. Tick the “Hide field” checkbox. The text in the checkbox indicate what you must do to display this field.

To display the fieldname8 DIV field when you press the “Calculate” button, enter the SHOWFIELD('fieldname8'); through its onclick attribute (in the button settings).

Finally, if you want to display the fields in two columns on mobile devices, you can enter the predefined class name col-xs-6 through the “Add CSS Layout Keywords” attributes in those fields you want to display in two columns.

Best regards.

Hello @charlesrodmell

Thank you so much for using our plugin. “cachebuster” is too intrusive; it takes all JS and CSS URLs, removes their parameters, and adds its own version control.

Our plugin loads some dynamic scripts with an URL like this one:

…/wp-admin/admin.php?page=cp_calculated_fields_form&cp_cff_resources=admin&ver=5.4.0.6

And cachebuster instead of replacing the “ver” parameter only, it removes all of them and transforms the URL as follows:

…/wp-admin/admin.php?=1744841015

So, the URL would no longer be loading the JS code.

Best regards.

Hello @ohtusabes

Yes, you have multiple alternatives:

• You can display the field’s label in at the left instead of the top
• You can enter the text as the field’s value prefix.
• Or you can use the calculated field as an auxiliary for calculations, but display the results in another field, like an HTML Content field.

All these alternatives are described in the following video:
https://resources.developers4web.com/cff/tmp/2025/10/22/video-sum_o.mp4

Best regards.

• This reply was modified 7 months, 3 weeks ago by CodePeople2.

Hello @matthiaspabst

It includes the evaluation in a try/catch block. If you have enabled the protection directives, it will use the exact code we provided you from the plugin website.

try {
   r = eval(eq);
} catch (err) {
   if ( err instanceof EvalError ) r = $.fbuilder['eval'].call(this, eq);
   else throw err;
}

Could you please provide the link to the page containing the form after you install the plugin’s update?
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Hello @ohtusabes

The plugin tries to extract numbers from fields values to use them in mathematical expressions. If you want to access the field’s raw values, please use the |r modifier.

Please edit the fieldname87 field’s equation modifying the piece of code:

var dx = fieldname89 || '';

as follows:

var dx = CONCATENATE(fieldname89|r);

Best regards.

Hello @matthiaspabst

Thank you so much for the feedback.

Best regards.

Hello @matthiaspabst

Please contact us through the plugin website. We will provide you with the code currently in progress to replace the “eval.”

https://cff.dwbooster.com/contact-us

Best regards.