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Hello @massimo1971

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Hello @signaluz

Thank you very much for using our plugin.

Creating a form that generates charts, amortization tables or other complex financial operations requires the Developer plugin version to use the “Financial Operations” and “Charts Operations” modules. Please watch the following video. I selected some of the predefined forms, but you can create a form that emerges the operations:

https://resources.developers4web.com/cff/tmp/2024/11/05/video_o.mp4

You can check the plugin features by visiting the following comparison page:

https://cff.dwbooster.com/download#comparison

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Hello @ohtusabes

Thank you very much for using our plugin. To create dependencies related with multiple fields you can use a calculated field as an auxiliary. However, the implementation depends on your project.

For example, assuming have three fields, fieldname1, fieldname2, and fieldname3, and you want to activate the fieldname3 field only if the values of both fields fieldname1 and fieldname2 are “Si” and ignore it otherwise.

In this hypothetical case, you can insert a calculated field in the form (you can hide it by ticking a checkbox in its settings) and enter the equation:

(function(){
if(AND(fieldname1=='Si', fieldname2=='Si')) {
   ACTIVATEFIELD(fieldname3|n);
} else {
   IGNOREFIELD(fieldname3|n);
}
})()

Note that fieldname3 includes the |n modifier. It tells the plugin you are referring to the field’s name directly instead of its value.

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Hello @massimo1971

Thank you very much.

You should not scale the form, only modify the CSS when the form is being printed. Please watch the following video:

https://resources.developers4web.com/cff/tmp/2024/11/03/video-print_o.mp4

To get the same result you need only to enter the style definition below in the “Customize Form Design” attribute in the “Form Settings > Advanced Settings” tab:

@media print{
#fbuilder .fields,
#fbuilder .fields .dfield{margin:0 !important; padding-top:0 !important; padding-bottom:0 !important;}
}

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Hello @massimo1971

I’m sorry, but the forum policy does not allow sharing WordPress logins.

Could you insert the form in a public page of the website?

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Hello @needfeed

If the code corresponds to the equation in a calculated field there is no reason to use:

jQuery('#fbuilder').on('click', function() {...});

Also, you should not use quotes in the piece of code:

 HIDEFIELD('fieldname6|n');

The correct would be:

 HIDEFIELD(fieldname6|n);

Finally, I don’t know your project, so, I’m not sure the reason why you need to hide 84 fields or use 84 fields:

for (var i = 7; i <= 84; i++) {
  HIDEFIELD('fieldname' + i + '|n');
 }

But, I’m pretty sure there is another way to create the form that requires fewer fields.

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Hello,

Where have you entered that code?

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Hello @massimo1971

Please provide the link to the page containing the form to check the behavior described.

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Hello @metusalem

Thank you so much for the review.

Yes, you are right. The plugin may seem intimidating and complicated at first, but this is due to the freedom we give to form developers to create practically any functionality they desire.

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Hello @jyotiskaborah

Thank you so much for using our plugin. You must assign a position sticky and a top to the field. Please watch the following video:

https://resources.developers4web.com/cff/tmp/2024/11/03/video_o.mp4

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Hello @buptrick

Thank you very much for using our plugin.

Could you please provide the link to the page with the form to check its design in relation to the overall page design?

The plugin allows you to create a custom template for all your forms or directly customize the form design from its settings.

Please watch the following video:

https://youtu.be/acZC-fVh3y8

And read the following blog post:

https://cff.dwbooster.com/blog/2021/09/27/create-new-form-template/

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Hello @jyotiskaborah

You can create them with dependencies. You can insert the fields in the form and activate or hide them at runtime based on a field’s value. Please watch the following video:

https://youtu.be/s4FM59LC-H4

Another alternative would by display/activate the by pressing a button in the form:

https://resources.developers4web.com/cff/tmp/videos/video-optional-fields.mp4

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Hello @massimo1971

The structure of the form print version depends on your form and web page structure.

Could you please provide the link to the page containing the form to check the issue in detail?

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Hello @agermann

Edit the onclick event as follows:

redirectToURL(getField('fieldname2').val(true, true));

You cannot access the fields values directly by their names outside the equations contexts.

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Hello @eberkland

Both decisions are valid. The choice of website structure depends on your project’s requirements, rather than the CFF. In a WordPress multisite installation, WordPress creates database tables with different prefixes, and the CFF establishes its structure within each sub-website’s database. However, it only shares the file structure among the websites.

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