sg13040

Thanks for the reply.
I was wondering how you can pass data from a Calculated Field of a Form to a page of the site.

ok, everything works now.
A thousand thanks

Hello,

I updated the CFF plugin to version 5.2.0.

After making changes in a form, I saved and received this alert:

“The data cannot be stored in database because an error has occurred with the database structure. Please, go to the plugins section and Deactivate/Activate the plugin to be sure the structure of database has been checked, and corrected if needed. If the issue persist, please contact us.”

I did as instructed, but the problem persists. What should I do?
I would like to point out that I am using WordPress version 6.5.2, and CFF Version 5.2.0 (just updated).

Thanks in advance

Hello,

thanks for the advice, I found the right site for my needs and I used the cffProxy function according to your instructions, and everything works great.
Thank you so much

Hello,

the problem is that I was looking for a free plugin and not a paid one. So I have to deduce that there is no free solution to my question.
Thank you all the same.

Hello,

therefore the solution proposed using cffProxy does not work if I do not have the API_KEY string, and to have this string I must necessarily provide the credit card data.

First of all thanks for your answer, but, I didn’t understand how to set the function to obtain the currency exchange data. Having the need to have the value of the Euro and Dollar exchange rate, I would have set the equation associated with the calculated field in this way, in field 25 I enter the value in euros.

(function(){
function exchangeRateProcessing(_from, _to, _callback)
{
jQuery.ajax({
url: ‘https://api.exchangeratesapi.io/latest?base=’+_from+’&symbols=’+_to,
dataType: ‘json’,
crossDomain: true,
success: function(result) {
_callback(result.rates[_to]);
}
});
};
return fieldname25*cffProxy(exchangeRateProcessing, ‘EUR’, ‘USD’);
})()

but I don’t get any results, where am I going wrong?
Thank you so much