Hi All
Ok, I'm getting very close to having a very nice form for calculating our boattrips.
The input works, the calculations work, and the presentation of the results work, I just need to adjust the design of the input, and do some more input validations.
I've set the Multiplier, to have a 'start count' of two, and have set 'hide first' + 'disable first', but I don't see any of the multiplied fields appear at all when the form loads. How do I make it do that?
Ok, I'm getting very close to having a very nice form for calculating our boattrips.
The input works, the calculations work, and the presentation of the results work, I just need to adjust the design of the input, and do some more input validations.
I've set the Multiplier, to have a 'start count' of two, and have set 'hide first' + 'disable first', but I don't see any of the multiplied fields appear at all when the form loads. How do I make it do that?
Its here:
https://www.dkdb.dk/index.php?option=com_chronoforms5&chronoform=TripCalculator
I also see another strange thing, when I do an event loop because of an error, I see one less participant than originally submitted.
I'm trying to find a more clever way of doing validation. Only one person can be set to have paid for that part of the expenses, and currently I've created a small PHP script that checks the form after pressing submit, but for now, it works.
https://www.dkdb.dk/index.php?option=com_chronoforms5&chronoform=TripCalculator
I also see another strange thing, when I do an event loop because of an error, I see one less participant than originally submitted.
I'm trying to find a more clever way of doing validation. Only one person can be set to have paid for that part of the expenses, and currently I've created a small PHP script that checks the form after pressing submit, but for now, it works.
This is the same form that you looked at in 'Printing the result from a form?'.
HI fribse,
As far as I recall ChronoForms handles the reloading correctly based on the data in the $form->data[''] arrray. Adding a Debugger will let you see what that is. You do need to make sure that the Multiplier elements are correctly names - you must hide the 'master' which has [__N__] or something similar as the index, and I would not use 0 as an index but start with 1.
Bob
As far as I recall ChronoForms handles the reloading correctly based on the data in the $form->data[''] arrray. Adding a Debugger will let you see what that is. You do need to make sure that the Multiplier elements are correctly names - you must hide the 'master' which has [__N__] or something similar as the index, and I would not use 0 as an index but start with 1.
Bob
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