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  • Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hello,

    I’m sorry, but I would need additional details, for example:

    – What are the data you’re entering for testing?
    – What are the fields that are failing, and their equations?

    By the way, you are using a very outdated version of the plugin in your website. If you’ve a copy of your website for development, I recommend you to install the latest version of the plugin and test it, there are many changes in the operations, dependency management, etc. that are not present in your copy of the plugin.

    Best regards.

    Thread Starter malpica

    (@malpica)

    I have updated plugin but problem still is in i explorer.
    Example data inserted:
    page 1: first: 18, second: enero, third: 1970, fourth: Soltero
    page 2: first: No
    page 3: first select: autonomo, second: 15, third: 125000

    The calculated fields that don’t work with internet explorer are:
    fieldname43
    fiedlname48
    fieldname54

    With chrome, firefox and edge, forms work well.

    Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hello,

    Your website is not using the latest version of code, maybe because there is installed a plugin for managing the website’s cache.

    Please, go to the settings page of the plugin (through the menu option: “Settings/Calculated Fields Form”), untick the checkbox: “Activate Javascript Cache”, and press the “Update” button.

    Furthermore, you should check the equations defined in your form, because there is an infinite loop between some of calculated fields and their equations, remember that an infinite loop can occur if:
    – Field A uses the field B in its equation, the field B uses the field C, and the field C uses the field A closing the loop (the chain of fields can be even longer, but if circle is closed, the loop would be infinite)

    There is another issue, in your function you are getting the tags’ values directly using jQuery, and multiplying their values x 1 to convert them in numbers, but you should convert first the numbers’ representation (for example a text with the format 123.345,12) to a valid javascript number before use them (123345.12). Our plugin transforms the numbers to the correct formats when their are used as part of the equations, but it is not the case if you are accessing to the tags’ values directly in your function.

    Best regards.

    Thread Starter malpica

    (@malpica)

    I’m testing fields, and I think that the issue is for using arrays in internet explorer 11. Can this be so?

    Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hello @malpica,

    There is a syntax error in the equation associated to the fieldname43 field(prestacion ipa enfermedad comun)

    Specifically in the piece of code:

    } else if (fieldname30 / 12 <= bmax[mediacot][0]; ) {

    Into the condition of an “if” statement you cannot insert a “;” symbol as an end of line.

    I’m sorry, but the free support service does not cover the debugging of the users projects (it is a very high consuming development time task), if you need additional assistance, please, contact me through my private website:

    https://cff.dwbooster.com/support-policy

    Best regards.

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