• Resolved niravp101

    (@niravp101)


    Hi Team,

    We are facing some problem while creating a calculation form.

    1. Once we removed Decimals separator symbol from the design, It isn’t coming back. We want round amount at the specific field, but it shows the incorrect amount, like 202537500 instead of 2025375

    2. We want email of submitted data, but didn’t found the submit option.

    Please, see below testing page for the problem.

    https://www.ezdi.com/calculators/cmi-impact/

    We are really eager to buy this plugin, but we need to confirm before buying.

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  • Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hello,

    I’ve tested your form and the equations are returning the correct results.

    The values by default are:

    1.5
    5500
    5000

    and the equation:

    ROUND((1.5)*(5500)*(5000))

    Returns the correct result:
    $41,250,000

    and the second equation:
    41250000*5
    Returns the correct result too:
    206250000

    Could you let me know what values you are using for testing the form, please?

    By the way, if you want the last result formatted with the comma symbol as the thousands separator, you simply should enter the comma symbol through the attribute: “Symbol for grouping thousands (Ex: 3,000,000)” in the properties of the calculated field.

    In the free version of the plugin if you want to insert a submit button, you simply should insert a common button with the following piece of code as the onclick event:

    jQuery(this).closest('form').submit();

    However, the free version of the plugin does not include the modules for storing the submitted data in the plugin’s database, or for sending the notifications emails, these features are available from the professional version of the plugin.

    Best regards.

    Hi Team,
    I have a problem with decimal numbers in the calculation form. How do I get to see only two number after the decimal point?

    Thank you so much

    Plugin Author codepeople

    (@codepeople)

    Hello @robygiac,

    Please, use the “PREC” operation:

    PREC(X,Y) Rounds the number X with Y decimal places.

    PREC(1.2436,3) = 1.244
    PREC(1.2436,2) = 1.24
    PREC(1.2436,1) = 1.2

    For example if your current equation is: fieldname1+fieldname2, modify it as follows:
    PREC(fieldname1+fieldname2,2)

    Best regards.

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