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While searching for a solution, I've found a few other people working on calculators on this forum. I created one myself by pulling from two scripts that I found. One script allows for the form to calculate the total cost by using field names and the onchange event. The other script adjusts the value of checkboxes (as well as calculating the total cost via the field names), using the onclick event, so that the total will reflect the click action.

If I leave the javascript in the fields, the calculation works, but the generated e-mail only shows the field titles - not the values. If I remove the script, the opposite happens.

I have attached a backup of the form. Also, a direct link to the form is at:

http://www.planetbobstudios.com/web-est ... lator.html

I'm not sure why the values of the fields aren't being included in the e-mail. [file name=web_price.cfbak size=24613]http://www.chronoengine.com/images/fbfiles/files/web_price.cfbak[/file]

Oh, I forgot to mention that I hid the "submit" button on my site. I did this so that people wouldn't try to send in the form, but they could still use the calculator.

I should have seen that staring at me right in the face! The demo of the script all used decimals, so I didn't think anything about using them. All my prices are whole number, so I just removed the "." and it worked fine. Thanks for helping me see the obvious. ;)

A quick side question. As you can see, I'm using a php script that recognizes if a person is logged in. If their not, I'm inserting CB registration fields. Will there be a validation issue if I make those fields required? They won't be listed in the form when somebody is logged in. If so, is there way to work around that?

If I understand it correct then they will not be validated if they don't exist!

Cheers

Max