Hello, thanks for you tutorial. Excellent. I have a question: How can I create input fields in Infoproduct in Woocommerce. I have a e-commerce when I need that the customers insert a value in a input text field and according with this values appear the total price of the product. It is possible with this plugin?
For fields that are non-numeric, say dropdown and radio buttons but have associated calc values, is it possible to get a summary of all calc values as a total?
Hello Joelle, You can put a numeric field on the same line as checkbox field using a container field. So, in two column container, you can add the checkbox in the first column and the numeric field in the second column. That would put the numeric field beside the checkbox option. Thank you.
Yes it is possible. Here is the documentation link for Calc value: wpmanageninja.com/docs/fluent-form/field-types/calculate-numeric-entities-in-wp-fluent-forms/ ----- There is a tutorial video available on this topic: th-cam.com/video/iWxLhcaQDD0/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WPManageNinja ----- Please contact our support engineers wpmanageninja.com/support-tickets/ for more assistance.
Hey Michael, May be you are using the free version of our tool. You will get the payment options in the pro plugin. And from the payment fields, you can do all the calculations for your items.
You can follow this tutorial to set the calculation field: wpmanageninja.com/docs/fluent-form/field-types/calculate-numeric-entities-in-wp-fluent-forms/ . Let us know if you have any further queries.
@@aldinlapinig glad you got the option. Yes, you can set Conditional Logic on any kind of form so watch this tutorial to learn more: th-cam.com/video/Pg4g1NxrPvM/w-d-xo.html
@@WPManageNinja Oh sorry for the unclear question. I mean doing Logical Operators on the calculations. Example: Number of Floors: 1 to 10 Floor Area: 1 to 1000 sqm Finish Type: Bare | Standard | Luxury Depending on the number of floors, each value of each finish type changes. 1 storey building: Bare = 15,000 per sqm Standard = 25,000 per sqm Luxury = 35,000 per sqm 2 storey building Bare = 20,000 per sqm Standard = 30,000 per sqm Luxury = 40,000 per sqm 3 storey building Bare = 23,000 per sqm Standard = 33,000 per sqm Luxury = 43,000 per sqm 4 storey building Bare = 25,000 per sqm Standard = 35,000 per sqm Luxury = 45,000 per sqm and so on. I have quickly made it with Calculated Fields Form. I would love to just use Fluent Forms for this as it is connected to FluentCRM. Here's a video of the calculator I made on Calculated Fields Form th-cam.com/video/QYLhE17jT-s/w-d-xo.html I hope I made my concern clear. And I hope to hear again from you. :)
Hello, thanks for you tutorial. Excellent. I have a question: How can I create input fields in Infoproduct in Woocommerce. I have a e-commerce when I need that the customers insert a value in a input text field and according with this values appear the total price of the product. It is possible with this plugin?
Fluent Forms doesn't have any integration with WooCommerce , so if you want to fetch product data from WooCommerce then that won't be possible.
For fields that are non-numeric, say dropdown and radio buttons but have associated calc values, is it possible to get a summary of all calc values as a total?
Well, it is possible to calculate values in non-numeric, this is the function of Numeric input fields only.
@@WPManageNinja How can I calculate values in text area?
Does the calculated numeric input support formulas like IF({input1_field_name} = "180.000,00", 0.06, 0) ?
Hi there, You cannot add IF statements within numeric field calculations.
In creating a calculator, is there a way to put a numeric field beside checkbox options?
Hello Joelle, You can put a numeric field on the same line as checkbox field using a container field. So, in two column container, you can add the checkbox in the first column and the numeric field in the second column. That would put the numeric field beside the checkbox option. Thank you.
@@WPManageNinja I'll try that! Thank you so much! :)
hey i did exactly what you did in the video but the rerult input doesn't work
Sorry to hear that but It should work. Please contact our support engineers wpmanageninja.com/support-tickets/ for technical issue.
Hi, is this possible with the Radio Button field? Secondly, how to use the calculation value on the Radio button field? Thanks.
Yes it is possible.
Here is the documentation link for Calc value: wpmanageninja.com/docs/fluent-form/field-types/calculate-numeric-entities-in-wp-fluent-forms/
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i am not getting any calculation field in my plugin is there something i need to turn on ??
Hey Michael,
May be you are using the free version of our tool. You will get the payment options in the pro plugin. And from the payment fields, you can do all the calculations for your items.
Can i compare between two dates in days ? And how
It isn't possible directly. You will need to use custom JS codes to calculate the difference between two dates.
i'm lossing calculation field setting, how to display and set them?
You can follow this tutorial to set the calculation field: wpmanageninja.com/docs/fluent-form/field-types/calculate-numeric-entities-in-wp-fluent-forms/ . Let us know if you have any further queries.
@@WPManageNinja i am not even getting a Calculation Field settings ?
Is there a way to email the calculation result to the user instead of showing the result on the form? Thank you.
Well, you cannot actually calculate the results in the email. But if needed you can send a separate email with the results included.
@@WPManageNinja Yes. that's actually what I meant. I found this option.
Is fluent forms capable to perform Conditional Operators? How? Thank you.
@@aldinlapinig glad you got the option. Yes, you can set Conditional Logic on any kind of form so watch this tutorial to learn more: th-cam.com/video/Pg4g1NxrPvM/w-d-xo.html
@@WPManageNinja Oh sorry for the unclear question. I mean doing Logical Operators on the calculations.
Example:
Number of Floors: 1 to 10
Floor Area: 1 to 1000 sqm
Finish Type: Bare | Standard | Luxury
Depending on the number of floors, each value of each finish type changes.
1 storey building:
Bare = 15,000 per sqm
Standard = 25,000 per sqm
Luxury = 35,000 per sqm
2 storey building
Bare = 20,000 per sqm
Standard = 30,000 per sqm
Luxury = 40,000 per sqm
3 storey building
Bare = 23,000 per sqm
Standard = 33,000 per sqm
Luxury = 43,000 per sqm
4 storey building
Bare = 25,000 per sqm
Standard = 35,000 per sqm
Luxury = 45,000 per sqm
and so on.
I have quickly made it with Calculated Fields Form. I would love to just use Fluent Forms for this as it is connected to FluentCRM.
Here's a video of the calculator I made on Calculated Fields Form
th-cam.com/video/QYLhE17jT-s/w-d-xo.html
I hope I made my concern clear. And I hope to hear again from you. :)
@@WPManageNinja I guess it's not possible with FluentForms yes?