Question about referencing last button pressed on a page

Hello,

I’m sorry, my mistake, the correct one is:

prec((function(){
var values = [fieldname2,fieldname6,fieldname73, fieldname74],
total = 0,
counter = 0;
for(var i in values)
{
if(values[i]) counter++;
total += values[i];
}
setTimeout(function(){jQuery('[id*="fieldname'+'4_"]').change();},500);
return (counter)?total/counter:0;
})(),1)

Best regards.

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• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by chadtesting.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by chadtesting.

Well that did solve the issue of it freezing my window. However, it does not force fieldname4 to dynamically update the onchange function, even if I turn dynamic calculations back on. I still have to trigger it manually.

My best guess is that it has something to do with the fact that fieldname4 (average calculation) is a calculated field whereas the onchange function is an HTML Content field.

Hello,

It is not working because you have removed the fieldname4 field from the list of fields in the piece of code:

<script>jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname40_"],[id*="fieldname41_"],[id*="fieldname76_"],[id*="fieldname104_"],[id*="fieldname99_"]', function(){jQuery('#avgs').html('You selected '+jQuery(this).val()+' at '+jQuery('[id*="fieldname4_"]').val()+'%');return true;});</script>

The correct would be:

<script>jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname40_"],[id*="fieldname41_"],[id*="fieldname76_"],[id*="fieldname104_"],[id*="fieldname99_"],[id*="fieldname4_"]', function(){jQuery('#avgs').html('You selected '+jQuery(this).val()+' at '+jQuery('[id*="fieldname4_"]').val()+'%');return true;});</script>

I’m sorry, but I cannot help you if you modify multiple pieces of code at same time.

Best regards.

I swear I’m not trolling you and I really do appreciate this, and please don’t kill me but… when I add fieldname4 to my list of fields to be evaluated, it returns

“You selected” fieldname4 “at” fielname4’%”

By self-evaluating it correctly calculates, but ends up calculating itself last.

Hi, I think I figured out a better way to do it by splitting up these two calculations and using an HTML Output field for each. I am not sure how to format them so they look like a complete sentence but at least the logic works now.

Thanks so much for your time and energy. You helped me a lot.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by davepurchaser.

Yes, you are right if you set the “fieldname4” field in the list, its value would be inserted in both places.

The solution would be:

A) Modify the <div id="avgs"></div> as:

<div>You selected <span id="part_a"></span> at <span id="part_b"></span>%</div>

B) Modify the code in the previous tickets as follows:

<script>jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname40_"],[id*="fieldname41_"],[id*="fieldname76_"],[id*="fieldname104_"],[id*="fieldname99_"]', function(){jQuery('#part_a').html(jQuery(this).val()});</script>

C) and finally, modify the equation as follows:

(function(){
var values = [fieldname2,fieldname6,fieldname73, fieldname74],
total = 0,
counter = 0;
for(var i in values)
{
if(values[i]) counter++;
total += values[i];
}
var result = PREC((counter)?total/counter:0, 1);
jQuery('#part_b').html(result);
return result;
})()

and that’s all.

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Best regards.

I think that this will work but there’s something wrong with the syntax of one of the HTML fields. When I load my form, the ‘next’ button doesn’t display. Also, the ‘div’ value appears as text in my field. That usually means there’s something off.

My hunch it is the <script> ticket.

Hello,

In the piece of code I sent you in a previous ticket I have omitted a parenthesis:

<script>jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname40_"],[id*="fieldname41_"],[id*="fieldname76_"],[id*="fieldname104_"],[id*="fieldname99_"]', function(){jQuery('#part_a').html(jQuery(this).val());});</script>

Best regards.

You’re awesome, thanks so much for your time. All works perfectly.