benpaveley

Sorry I don’t think I explained my issue fully.

So on my calculator a client will pick:
The location of their event which I have broken down into UK counties these all have different values based on the mileage we’re travelling and dictates the travel cost for us –

They will then pick the act they would like to book eg. Solo, DJ or Trio etc… these also have their own values which are added into the calculation:

There is more to the calculation but to keep it simple my basic calculation is the price of the location {select-1} + the act {select-2} as you can see below (plus the extra bits) but my main issue is getting an accurate price for the location as this formulae works fine for every scenario where the travel cost is as simple as ‘Location’ + ‘Act’ but one act in the list is ‘Trio’ where we need to take 2 cars and this increases the travel cost which is based on using 1 car and makes sense for 90% of the options in that dropdown so I want to add into the equation ‘Act’ + (‘Location’ = x 2 when ‘Trio’ is selected from the dropdown.)

I hope that makes sense?

Ah that’s a shame. Thank you for your quick response. I’ll keep a lookout for an update as it’s a great plugin otherwise.

After trying this I found it was elementor that’s causing the conflict. However as the entire site is built using elementor I can’t really disable it. Do you think there may be any workaround for this?