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Hello @sakis11111

Thank you so much for using our plugin. Yes, that’s possible, but requires a calculated field as an auxiliary.

Assuming your fields are fieldname1, fieldname2, and fieldname3.

Insert a calculated field to use as an auxiliary. You can exclude it from the submission and hide it from the form by ticking a pair of checkboxes in its settings.

Finally, enter the following equation:

(function(){
    let fields = {
        fieldname1|n: fieldname1,
        fieldname2|n: fieldname2,
        fieldname3|n: fieldname3
    },
    color;
    
    for(let i in fields) {
      if(fields[i] < 50 ) color = 'green';
      else if(fields[i] < 80 ) color = 'orange';
      else color = 'red';
      getField(i).jQueryRef().find('input').css('color', color);
    }

})()

Note I used hypothetical fields’ names, values, and colors. You must replace them with the preferred ones.

Also, note I included the |n modifier in the piece of code:

let fields = {
        fieldname1|n: fieldname1,
        fieldname2|n: fieldname2,
        fieldname3|n: fieldname3
    },

It tells the plugin you are referring to the field’s name and not its value. The previous code creates an object with pairs, fields’ names and values.

Best regards.

Hello @ohtusabes

Displaying a field as a floating element is very simple. You need only to make its “position” CSS rule “fixed” and enter the left, right, top, or bottom CSS rules necessary to display the field in the preferred place. Please watch the following video:

https://resources.developers4web.com/cff/tmp/2025/04/08/video_o.mp4

Best regards.

Hello @oscarvaingilbert

I apologize for any inconvenience caused and for the delay in responding to your question. We have identified the cause of the issue with the summary control and have released a plugin update (version 5.3.41) that resolves the problem.

Could you please install the latest plugin update and clear both your website and browser caches before checking again?

Best regards.

Hello @ohtusabes

I understand now what you need, and I apologize for any confusion. Yes, it is possible to collect the information of the logged-in user. However, in this case, you will need the DS fields provided with the Developer and Platinum plugin distribution.

Learn more about the DS fields by reading the following blog post:

https://cff.dwbooster.com/blog/2019/02/14/ds

Best regards.

Hello @bharath15

We have upgraded the DOMPurify version just now. Please install the latest plugin update.

Best regards.

Hello @benlashley80

I assumed that you had resolved the problem following my recommendations in the previous post because I visited your form, and the equation worked correctly.

Best regards.

Hello @benlashley80

Please provide the link to the page with the form and the values to enter to test the equation in action.

Best regards.

Hello,

I apologize for the delay in getting back to you, and thank you very much for your valuable feedback. We have upgraded the Purify version used by the Calculated Fields Form plugin. Kindly install the latest plugin update.

Please note that the plugin utilizes the Purify library only within the form builder, which is accessible solely by the website administrator and not on the public-facing website.

Thank you once again for your feedback.
Warm regards.