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Hello @servicets

In the button context, the field’s name is a text, not a variable; you must enclose it between single or double quotes:

fbuilderjQuery.ajax({url: "https://www.veranstaltungsservice-ts.de/mietkorb/?add-to-cart=2091&quantity="+getField('fieldname13', this.form).val(false,true),type: "GET"});

You are currently using getField(fieldname13, this.form) that is incorrect.

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Hello @servicets

I understand the issue’s cause. Your page contains multiple forms. For this reason, you must pass a second parameter to the getField operation to tell the plugin where it should locate the field whose value you want to use. Otherwise, you will have an ambiguity.

So, the code must be edited as follows:

fbuilderjQuery.ajax({url: "https://www.veranstaltungsservice-ts.de/mietkorb/?add-to-cart=2091&quantity="+getField('fieldname13', this.form).val(false,true),type: "GET"});
fbuilderjQuery.ajax({url: "https://www.veranstaltungsservice-ts.de/mietkorb/?add-to-cart="+getField('fieldname24', this.form).val(false,true),type: "GET"&quantity="+getField('fieldname17', this.form).val(false,true),type: "GET"});
fbuilderjQuery.ajax({url: "https://www.veranstaltungsservice-ts.de/mietkorb/?add-to-cart="+getField('fieldname28', this.form).val(false,true),type: "GET"&quantity="+getField('fieldname25', this.form).val(false,true),type: "GET"});

Note that I edited pieces of code like getField('fieldname25') as getField('fieldname25', this.form)

It tells the plugin that you want the fieldname25 field, which belongs to the same form as the button.

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Hello @benlashley80

The solution is as simple as enter fieldname123 as the equation of the calculated field, not its predefined value.

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Hello @ohtusabes

We decided to implement a complementary plugin to generate QR codes with the information collected by the form. We’ll release it as soon as it’s ready and keep you informed!

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Hello @nyasham60

I cannot access your URL because it is to the backend. However, I checked your form.

You entered the following code as calculated field’s equation:

SUM(IGCSE-Biology,IGCSE-Chemistry,IGCSE-Physics,IGCSE-ICT)

However, your equation would be simply:

fieldname9

You only need to enter the name of the checkbox field, the plugin will sum the selected choices by itself.

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Hello @servicets

If you are referring to the “Add To Cart” button, I assume you are talking about the WooCommerce integration. If that is the case, and you have two slider controls that represent two products, let’s say the fieldname1 represents the quantities for a product with ID 123, and fieldname2 represents the quantity for a product with ID 456. Your button must include a code like:

fbuilderjQuery.ajax({url: "https//www.yourwebsite.com/path-to-the-cart?add-to-cart=123&quantity="+getField('fieldname1').val(false,true),type: "GET"});

fbuilderjQuery.ajax({url: "https//www.yourwebsite.com/path-to-the-cart?add-to-cart=456&quantity="+getField('fieldname2').val(false,true),type: "GET"});

Please note that this question is not specifically about our plugin; it pertains to a specific implementation for your project. If you require further assistance with your project implementation, you can reach out to us directly through the plugin website: Contact Us.

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Hello @benlashley80

Thank you so much for upgrading your plugin copy. Please note that we can’t reply about that in this forum. We are not allowed to support any customers in these forums.

For pro or commercial product support, please contact us directly on our site.

Commercial products are not supported in these forums. We will happily answer this and any other questions you can have on our own site.

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Hello @benlashley80

You have some typos in the equations. In an equation, you entered feildname214 instead of fieldname214, and in another equation, you entered feildname227 instead of fieldname227

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