Price based on width and height entered by customer

@vrpsilva – I’m not sure I follow, isn’t that what you want it to show?

@snowymail – I’ve left it on the site where I use this technique. I admit it isn’t ideal.

I’ve just had a quick look and the information is part of a definition list with a CSS class name of variation. A simple solution would be to set this to display: none; on the cart page, ie:

body.woocommerce-cart dl.variation {
  display: none;
}

But this would hide all the variation information and would also affect other products in the cart that weren’t using these same techniques.

You might be able to do something with a PHP function in functions.php that utilises a Woocommerce hook to remove the specific entry in the definition list? I haven’t had a chance to look into this yet though.

If you come up with a solution, let us know!

Cheers,

Dave

Hi all! thanks for all these tips ?? I think gravity forms is great and I started using it after I read this thread but.. I started whith an old version and it was working as I expected so I decided to purchase it and something bad happened.. the price calculations stopped working so I tried to delete the form and the product and rebuild everything again but nothing changed…the strange stuff is that when i preview the form the calculations works fine!! Instead if I try it on a product it doesen’t work at all T_T If anyone had the same issue and can help me somehow I’d be really really thankful..
P.S.
Sorry for my bad english (I hope you can understand what I wrote here..)

Hi Kaspar,

If you’ve updated Gravity Forms, make sure you’ve also updated the WooCommerce Gravity Forms Product Addons plugin. That will almost certainly be your problem if the form is working normally, just not on a product.

Cheers,

Dave

Hi Deaner666

my problem is exactly the same of snowymall.
anyway, I’ve got your answer to him.

Cheers

Hi Dave, snowymall,

I have noticed that changing the module gravityforms/common.php the lines where you have:

$product = $product_name . “, ” . __(“Qty: “, “gravityforms”) . $quantity . “, ” . __(“Price: “, “gravityforms”) . $price;

to

$product = $price;

is there only passed the Price Field Value from the Product Calculation Field to the Woocommerce cart.
Do you think that is may be result in some other problem?

cheers

actually semms my problem was the beta version of gravityforms..now it works fine ??