... I'm looking for a simple calculation tool maybe someone has a tip .. it's for calulation a morguge
It should also be made in ChronoForms but I need some help with this I think.
Greetings Ria
It should also be made in ChronoForms but I need some help with this I think.
Greetings Ria
Hi Ria,
You don't say exactly what kind of calculation you need to do 'mortgage' covers many possibilities. If you can find a JavaScript calculator that does what you need then, as Sloan says, it can probably be added into a ChronoForm.
Bob
You don't say exactly what kind of calculation you need to do 'mortgage' covers many possibilities. If you can find a JavaScript calculator that does what you need then, as Sloan says, it can probably be added into a ChronoForm.
Bob
Hi Ria,
The quickest way to put this into a ChronoForm (v4) is the create a new form with the Form Wizard. In the Preview box drag a Custom Element element from the advanced group and put the form HTML without the <form> and </form> tags in that.
In the Actions tab add a Load CSS and Load JS action from the Utilities action Group and copy the CSS (without the <style> tags into the Load CSS action and the JavaScript (which isn't included in the file you downloaded) into the Load JS action. Then drag in a Show HTML action after those two, give the form a name, save and test.
There was something broken in the CSS for my test and I had to make the table wider but it seems to work OK.
Bob
The quickest way to put this into a ChronoForm (v4) is the create a new form with the Form Wizard. In the Preview box drag a Custom Element element from the advanced group and put the form HTML without the <form> and </form> tags in that.
In the Actions tab add a Load CSS and Load JS action from the Utilities action Group and copy the CSS (without the <style> tags into the Load CSS action and the JavaScript (which isn't included in the file you downloaded) into the Load JS action. Then drag in a Show HTML action after those two, give the form a name, save and test.
There was something broken in the CSS for my test and I had to make the table wider but it seems to work OK.
Bob
Bob Yes it works🙂 in your chronoform, but i'm don't get it yet.
Please can you tell me the line off te CSS i thougt it must be
<style type="text/css">#mort_cal_2 br {display:none;}</style>
but i think i'm wrong.
Is it possible that you put the css for me in a apart line and also the JS load part of the tekst.
I hope you will understand me
Greetings Ria
Please can you tell me the line off te CSS i thougt it must be
<style type="text/css">#mort_cal_2 br {display:none;}</style>
but i think i'm wrong.
Is it possible that you put the css for me in a apart line and also the JS load part of the tekst.
I hope you will understand me
Greetings Ria
Hello Bob,
i have try'd a different way
i have nothing put in te CSS en JS action but i have put the whole script into the
Costum element in the preview section
i placed also the Custom Code in the events
and it is working see here http://www.veertjeswebdesign.nl/index.php/hypotheek-test
only i want to make the $ sign into the € euro. Because it must be dutch
In the script i can't find anything to chance it
i use the script i send to you whit this topic
i have try'd a different way
i have nothing put in te CSS en JS action but i have put the whole script into the
Costum element in the preview section
i placed also the Custom Code in the events
and it is working see here http://www.veertjeswebdesign.nl/index.php/hypotheek-test
only i want to make the $ sign into the € euro. Because it must be dutch
In the script i can't find anything to chance it
i use the script i send to you whit this topic
Hi Ria,
Sorry, I should have said add the CSS without the <style> tags. (I've corrected my post).
You'll need to find where $ is in the script and replace it with the Euro sign. If it's in the included JavaScript file then you'll need to download that and add it to a Load JS action to edit it.
Bob
Sorry, I should have said add the CSS without the <style> tags. (I've corrected my post).
You'll need to find where $ is in the script and replace it with the Euro sign. If it's in the included JavaScript file then you'll need to download that and add it to a Load JS action to edit it.
Bob
Hallo Bob
I send you the HTML from de calculator please can you help me whit the script
I send you the HTML from de calculator please can you help me whit the script
Hi Ria,
This line in the HTML has a $ in it:
But really it's not my job here to help you fix a third-party script that you choose to use with your form. I can show you how to do it, after that it's up to you to get it done.
Bob
This line in the HTML has a $ in it:
<td align=left><input type=text name="m_loan" value="250,000" size=5>$</td>
and several lines in the script like this m_loan=m_loan.replace(/[$\,\%\+]/g,''); and this<td>Â Â $"+Math.round(periodpayment*100)/100+"</td><tr><tr align=right><td>Totaal rente:</td>
But really it's not my job here to help you fix a third-party script that you choose to use with your form. I can show you how to do it, after that it's up to you to get it done.
Bob
Hi Ria
The HTML coding is including the CSS styling, however, the outcome is based on a script from this website http://nl.pret123.com/
This line tells you it's there script which does the calculation.
In other words, to change the results (red text) in proper nl-NL you need to speuk with the people from http://nl.pret123.com/
The HTML coding is including the CSS styling, however, the outcome is based on a script from this website http://nl.pret123.com/
This line tells you it's there script which does the calculation.
<script src="http://nl.pret123.com/z.php?z=mortgagecalculator"></script>
In other words, to change the results (red text) in proper nl-NL you need to speuk with the people from http://nl.pret123.com/
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