Submit button for email

Hello @piotr1985

There are different alternatives.

The easier solution:

* Tick the checkbox: “Hide Field From Public Page” in the settings of the calculated fields.

* Insert the shortcode for results in the thank you page associated to the form: [CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS_RESULT] (https://cff.dwbooster.com/documentation#thanks-page)

* Finally, insert the URL to this page into the “Thank you page” attribute of form’s settings.

Now, you can configure the other fields in the form as required. So, the user needs to submit the form to see the results in the thank you page, and for submitting the form, it is necessary to populate the required fields.

The second alternative would be collect the fields values in background using a server side equation. Please, read the following post in the plugin’s blog:

https://cff.dwbooster.com/blog/2019/08/04/partial

Best regards.

Those were really helpful but I’ve run into an issue with each solution.

I followed the directions for the server side equation but it doesn’t seem to work.
I did reset the 3 fieldnames to be fieldname14, fieldname55, fieldname48 based on the fields for name, company and email in the form. It doesn’t seem to run however because no email comes in and there is no delay in loading the last page of the form. When submitting before going to a thankyou page, there’s a delays which the server checks and sends the email.

The Thank you page (which we do get an email from) doesn’t show the calculation.

The shortcode [CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS_RESULT] shows the data that was input into the fields, but not the calculated amounts. I tried adding the html from page 3 of the calculator, but the fields remain empty. I assume because those jQuery scripts are not running on this page.

This is the code used to display the calculations with jQuery for the Span tags. It displays beautifully in the plugin but does not work on a thank you page.

(function(){
var annual = (fieldname19*(fieldname13/100)),
revlostweek = (annual/52),
revlostweek1 = (PREC(revlostweek,2)),
revlostday = (PREC(annual/365,2)),
revlosthour = (PREC(annual/8760,2)),
revlostmin = (PREC(annual/525600,2)),
productivity = (fieldname20/100),
prodlosthour1 = ((fieldname3*fieldname72)*productivity),
prodlosthour2 = (PREC(prodlosthour1*1,2)),
prodlostmin = (PREC(prodlosthour2/60,2)),
prodlostday = (PREC(prodlosthour2*24,2)),
prodlostweek = (PREC(prodlosthour2*168,2)),
totalmins = PREC(SUM(revlostmin, prodlostmin),2),
totalhrs1 = PREC(SUM(revlosthour,prodlosthour2),2),
totalday1 = PREC(SUM(revlostday, prodlostday),2),
totalweek1 = PREC(SUM(revlostweek, prodlostweek),2),
annualtotal = (fieldname19),
annualpercent= (fieldname13),
employeenum = (fieldname3),
employeecost = (fieldname72),
employeepercent = (fieldname20);

jQuery('.revlost_week').html(revlostweek1);
jQuery('.revlost_day').html(revlostday);
jQuery('.revlost_hour').html(revlosthour);
jQuery('.revlost_min').html(revlostmin);
jQuery('.prodlost_hour').html(prodlosthour2);
jQuery('.prodlost_min').html(prodlostmin);
jQuery('.prodlost_day').html(prodlostday);
jQuery('.prodlost_week').html(prodlostweek);
jQuery('.total_mins').html(totalmins);
jQuery('.total_hours').html(totalhrs1);
jQuery('.total_days').html(totalday1);
jQuery('.total_week').html(totalweek1);
jQuery('.annutotal').html(annualtotal);
jQuery('.annupercent').html(annualpercent);
jQuery('.empnum').html(employeenum);
jQuery('.emppercent').html(employeepercent);
jQuery('.empcost').html(employeecost);
})()

Thanks so much for the support!

Hello @piotr1985

The issue is simple, your calculated field has no value, because you are using it as auxiliary to display the results in a HTML Content field, and the HTML Content fields are not submitted.

Please, edit your equation as follows:

(function(){
var annual = (fieldname19*(fieldname13/100)),
revlostweek = (annual/52),
revlostweek1 = (PREC(revlostweek,2)),
revlostday = (PREC(annual/365,2)),
revlosthour = (PREC(annual/8760,2)),
revlostmin = (PREC(annual/525600,2)),
productivity = (fieldname20/100),
prodlosthour1 = ((fieldname3*fieldname72)*productivity),
prodlosthour2 = (PREC(prodlosthour1*1,2)),
prodlostmin = (PREC(prodlosthour2/60,2)),
prodlostday = (PREC(prodlosthour2*24,2)),
prodlostweek = (PREC(prodlosthour2*168,2)),
totalmins = PREC(SUM(revlostmin, prodlostmin),2),
totalhrs1 = PREC(SUM(revlosthour,prodlosthour2),2),
totalday1 = PREC(SUM(revlostday, prodlostday),2),
totalweek1 = PREC(SUM(revlostweek, prodlostweek),2),
annualtotal = (fieldname19),
annualpercent= (fieldname13),
employeenum = (fieldname3),
employeecost = (fieldname72),
employeepercent = (fieldname20);

jQuery('.revlost_week').html(revlostweek1);
jQuery('.revlost_day').html(revlostday);
jQuery('.revlost_hour').html(revlosthour);
jQuery('.revlost_min').html(revlostmin);
jQuery('.prodlost_hour').html(prodlosthour2);
jQuery('.prodlost_min').html(prodlostmin);
jQuery('.prodlost_day').html(prodlostday);
jQuery('.prodlost_week').html(prodlostweek);
jQuery('.total_mins').html(totalmins);
jQuery('.total_hours').html(totalhrs1);
jQuery('.total_days').html(totalday1);
jQuery('.total_week').html(totalweek1);
jQuery('.annutotal').html(annualtotal);
jQuery('.annupercent').html(annualpercent);
jQuery('.empnum').html(employeenum);
jQuery('.emppercent').html(employeepercent);
jQuery('.empcost').html(employeecost);

return jQuery('[id*="fieldname'+'77_"]').html();
})()

and then, submit the form again with the shortcode for results in the thank you page.

Best regards.