form works great in preview, but on published all calc fields are blank, when i submit and get email, the values are there and correct.

how do i get it to work on the site so users can see before submitting?

I would like to have two fields that calculate each other dynamically.

Example : fieldname1 = fieldname2 * 2 AND fieldname2 = fieldname1 / 2

I want that as soon as I type a value in a field, the calculation is done in the other field.

Thank you in advance for your help

I am new to Calculated Field Forms. I would like to remove the background and border on the calculated fields and move the field segments closer together. I would also like to make the numbers larger and a different color. My plan is to put the form in the hero image container.

I have read through support articles and tried a few different things, but I am stuck. Does the grey box within the calculated field have a different name or do I need to give it one? Please help!

This is a mockup of what I want it to look like on the site:
https://southfacesolar.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/homepage-mockup-design-calculated.png

This is what I have so far:
https://southfacesolar.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Screenshot-2022-01-06-131657.png

Then I tried to figure out what’s going on for a day, then I saw that when I change the field names to full-alphabetic names it started working again.

I changed “1_poz_en” to “first_poz_en” then it started working again.

I don’t know if the author still around for this plugin but wanted to share it with community.

Is it possible to create an instant quote for my website using this plugin?

Length + Width = $
I would like buyers to put in their custom Length + Width Measurements. And have Preset values to give custom amount $ value.

Something like this for example:

if fieldname1 (Length) + fieldname2 (width) = (Between 4000 to 6000) then the answer is $850; })();
if fieldname1 (Length) + fieldname2 (width) = (Between 2000 to 3999) then the answer is $650; })();

Hope you can answer my question.

Kind Regards

Fieldname11 are radio buttons indicating the roof type. This is conditional (i.e. “If selected show”), meaning that a further sub-category for the roof type pops up depending on the selected roof type. For instance, if “tegltag” is selected, fieldname3 is pops up.

However, if “eternittag” > “b?lgeeternit” (fieldname12=0) > “Uden montering” (fieldname10=0) > “Tagets samlede antal kvadratmeter”=1 is selected, it shows a value of 350. One would, however, expect a value of 10000 from the calculated fields:

    if(fieldname12==0 && fieldname10==0)
        return 10000*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

I suspect it gets the 350 from the first line of code from the calculated fields:

    if(fieldname3==0 && fieldname10==0)
        return 350*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

The full code from the calculated fields is shown below. Does anyone know what the problem is?

(function(){
    if(fieldname3==0 && fieldname10==0)
        return 350*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname3==1 && fieldname10==0)
        return 500*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname3==2 && fieldname10==0)
        return 300*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname3==3 && fieldname10==0)
        return 500*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname3==0 && fieldname10==1)
        return 700*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname3==1 && fieldname10==1)
        return 1100*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname3==2 && fieldname10==1)
        return 600*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname3==3 && fieldname10==1)
        return 1000*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname12==0 && fieldname10==0)
        return 10000*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname12==1 && fieldname10==0)
        return 650*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname12==2 && fieldname10==0)
        return 375*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname12==0 && fieldname10==1)
        return 640*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname12==1 && fieldname10==1)
        return 1230*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

    if(fieldname12==2 && fieldname10==1)
        return 750*fieldname2+fieldname5*4000+fieldname6+fieldname7+fieldname9*300;

})();

– If value is less than 1001
– If value is greater than 1000 & If value is less than 2001
– If value is greater than 2000

In order to create this, would I have to do a different Calculated Field for each equation (which would end up being 12 Calculated Fields)?