Show Labels of Summary Field after pressing “Calculate”

Hello @mikkelcrunch

In your first form, you configured the fields as dependent on the radio button choices and calculated field results. Please read the following blog post:

https://cff.dwbooster.com/blog/2020/03/01/dependencies

The second form does not have dependencies defined.

Best regards.

Hi,

thank you for your fast reply.

On the first there are radio buttons for different input fields.

The second does not have such choices.

So, there I need the described solution.

Will this described in the links you posted?

Thanks for your help.

Best regards

Mikkel

Hello @mikkelcrunch

If your second form does not contain radio buttons, you can define the dependencies by using calculated fields.

However, if you only want to hide and show the fields, you can assign the hide class name to the fields you want to hide. You can assign the class names to the fields through their “Add CSS Layout Keywords” attributes. To display a field that was hidden with the hide class name by pressing a button instead of using dependencies (Ex. the fieldname123 field), you can call the SHOWFIELD operation as the button onclick event. Ex.

SHOWFIELD('fieldname123');

Best regards.

Hi,

that was it – thank you very much for your Help.

SHOWFIELD(‘fieldname123’); as simple as it gets.

I hope it is ok, if I put in here a following Question.

The one input field is marked as “required”, but if the user presses now the calculate button, it puts out the initial hid field with results of 0.

Is there an option too for example a greyed out button, or just a standard form message “Please fill out”?

Thanks in advance
Best regards Mikkel

Hello @mikkelcrunch

If you want to evaluate the equations only if the required fields were filled and the entered fields are valid, you can do the following:

1. Configure the button type as “button” instead of a calculated field.
2. Enter the following piece of code as its onclick event:

if(VALIDFORM(this.form)){
   EVALEQUATIONS(this.form);
   SHOWFIELD('fieldname123');
}

The SHOWFIELD code is to display the summaries.

Best regards.

Hi @codepeople,

you are amazing! Thank you very much for your help.

It works perfectly!

Best regards
Mikkel