The moment I restrict my key using my domain, the JS no longer calculates the fees or distance. The JSON returns 0 for both.

I had unrestricted APIs but also tried restricting these APIs only:

• Directions API
• Distance Matrix API
• Geocoding API
• Geolocation API
• Maps JavaScript API
• Places API

There are still issues calculating fees or distance, it does not seem to be related to APIs restrictions. When I restrict the key itself using website restriction, like so

• *.domain.com/*
• https://domain.com/*
• https://domain.com/checkout

The map itself is still initialized with domain restrictions (which means the domain is recognized). We can see delivery point A to point B once the calculation function is called. The response that includes fees and distance calculations does not work. There are no console log errors or warnings.

I’ve added a response console log in the resp.success function, but it returns objects total_amount: 0, total_dist: 0. Any idea why?

Currently, I’m running the plugin with an unrestricted domain key but I’d like to have a solution that works with a restricted domain.

Cheers, and thanks for this plugin!

Dentro de las opciones tengo marcado que realice el calculo simple, ya que son pocos usuarios. Al realizar el recalculo me marca un error (muestro captura aqui).

Realice el reporte de Debug como se sugiere en Ayuda, arrojo lo siguiente: (muestro captura aqui).

[30-Aug-2024 07:22:51 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Football Pool => default ranking with ID 1 is missing in the pool_wp_rankings table in /home/u954309299/domains/quinielargv.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/football-pool/admin/class-football-pool-admin-score-calculation.php on line 1091

Espero me puedan ayudar, agradezco mucho el plug esta genial solo tuve este problema.

I am experiencing an issue with grouped products and compositions. After the recent WordPress update, the plugin calculates the regular price and then adds the individual products with their respective prices again.

Please see the attached image for an example. It appears that there is a problem with the price calculation.

The image you can see here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/t3yk5bfp1wfl7xuilaf5n/Cart-Franken-K-rble.png?rlkey=f7byh0zokmhctclaloxfhdqds&dl=0

Is there a way to fix this issue?

Thank you and best regards,

I need to create a payment form that includes a small calculation. I’ve already connected my Stripe and PayPal accounts.

The details of the form are as follows:

for a service we can call “Vastu Consultation,” there is a fixed fee of $500. However, there is a condition and calculation that needs to be added to the final cost: the user must select the quantity of floors, with a per-floor cost of $50. There is also a minimum floor requirement. So, when the user selects the number of floors—let’s suppose 1—the final payable amount at the payment step should be $550.

I need help with this and thank you in advance.

It can handle a wide variety of complex logic, and the developers are very actively working on expanding its capabilities with new connections, for example recently to Google sheets, which is very important for my workflow.

I also hugely prefer the one-time-payments to the subscription model which other wordpress form builders use.

Set a new price using a number (eg. 49) or percentage (eg. 90% of original price)

Of course i am able make discount -10$ also with percentage calculation or with new fixed price. But what in case i will change a base price of additional product? In this case i have to edit all products where is defined as “Bought Together” and set new fixed price or percetage discount…. Or is there at least any posibility how to set it in bulk?

Let ( n ) be the number of units purchased. The initial cost of one unit is $6.50. For each additional unit, the cost decreases by $0.50. So, the cost for each unit when ( n ) units are purchased is ( 6.50 – (n – 1) \times 0.50 ).

The total cost ( T ) for ( n ) units is the cost per unit times the number of units.

I do not know how to make that work with the calculations for this plugin. If someone could help, I would be so grateful.

really like the plugin (that’s why I to also take care of the Italian translation).

Got a question regarding the elevation gain calculation. I know my question maybe does not belong to the Waymark plugin itself, but it would be amazing to add this feature.
Seeing that the elevation recorded by any GPS device is prone to error and seeing that Waymark does only a simply math operation for giving us that number, usually the elevation gain is always bigger than it should be (tried few times, the error seems to be around 10% with my device).

Do you suggest to smooth the GPX points with other software prior to upload it to Waymark? Or could you add a smoothing feature to the plugin?

Thanks

There are several fields in the form where users can select a membership type and optional fees. There is a 3rd required field for a payment processing fee of 3.5% (the value of this field is 0.035).

There is a visible calculation field that calculates the total. I guessed, apparently incorrectly, that the error may have been due to the calculated total having more than 2 decimal places, so I changed the calculation to add rounding.

Here is the calculation:
round(({radio-1}+{checkbox-2}+{number-1})*({checkbox-1}+1)*100)/100

The visual calculation is this:
round((Annual Dues (choose one)+Additional Fees+Additional Donation)*(Payment Processing Fee (required)+1)*100)/100

I am seeing many messages here with the same error. This leads me to think there is a bug in Forminator.