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Hello @pexel

We previously discussed that this issue is likely related to the optimization plugins active on your website. We even suggested that if you prefer not to modify your optimization plugin settings, you could use the iframe attribute in the form shortcode as an alternative.

Additionally, please note that our plugin includes an option found under “Calculated Fields Form > Troubleshoots Area & General Settings” titled “Render only the visible forms to improve page performance.” When this option is enabled, the plugin checks whether the form’s container is visible to the user. If the container is not visible, the form generation is paused until it becomes visible, helping to prioritize the page loading process.

Best regards.

Hello @pexel

You are using the free plugin distribution. It does generate the forms on the client side on demand and does not include the “Activate Forms Cache” option. The ” Activate Forms Cache” option stores a rendered copy of the form in the database and includes it directly in the DOM structure of your page.

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Hello @ycsuk

Thank you so much for using our plugin. The solution is even simpler. You need only to insert a DIV field and select the 2 columns option in it settings. Please watch the following video:

https://youtu.be/NSac2cAN8RE?list=PLY-AOoHciOKgZQsqWfkQlHJ21sm3qPF9X

If you prefer assigning class names enter column2 in all your fields.

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Hello @sakis11111

In this case, you can emulate the process with a checkbox to lock the file calculation manually (do not tick the option: “If value entered manually, no evaluate equation”).

For example, assuming the field is the fieldname3, whose equation is fieldname1+fieldname2 (or any other equation). Also, you have inserted the checkbox field fieldname4 with the text “lock the field”. Finally, if you want to avoid the dynamic calculation if the checkbox is ticked, please edit the equation (for this hypothetical case) as follows:

(function(){
if(fieldname4) return __ME__;
return fieldname1+fieldname2;
})()

If the checkbox is ticked, the previous equation will return the own field’s value, or the mathematical operation result otherwise.

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Hello @needfeed

Thank you so much for using our plugin. You can enter the date manually as well, but with the correct date format:

https://resources.developers4web.com/cff/tmp/2025/04/28/video_o.mp4

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Hello @massimo1971

This appears to be a cache issue on your computer or network. If your router’s cache is the culprit, try accessing your website through a VPN to confirm.

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Hello @ohtusabes

Yes, that’s possible, you can use an “if” conditional statement in the equation to evaluate the mathematical operations if your conditions are satisfied.

E.g.

(function(){

if( AND(fieldname1|r !== '', fieldname2|r !== '') ) return SUM(fieldname1,fieldname2);

return '';
})()

In cases as simple as the previous example, you can use the “IF” operation instead of the function structure with “if” conditional statements:

IF( AND(fieldname1|r !== '', fieldname2|r !== ''), SUM(fieldname1,fieldname2), '')

Best regards.