Hello @kardjali
Every field in the form has a unique name with the format fieldname#, like fieldname1, fieldname2, etc.
If you have implemented a function like function qwerty(firs_name, last_name){...} and the fields in the form that collect the first name and last name are the fieldname1 and fieldname2, respectively. You can insert a calculated field to call your function by passing the correct parameters. For example, the equation could be qwerty(fieldname1, fieldname2);
Best regards.
Hi. Thank you for the quick response. Indeed my code can pick up the values from the fields. But I just want the identifiers to be more user friendly and self-explanatory. So I see there’s no way to do that. Thanks anyway.
Hello @kardjali
You can pick up the fields’ values with the plugin operations. For example, by using the getField operation. Assuming you want to get the value of the fieldname1 in a context different from the equation. You can use getField('fieldname1').val();
Best regards.
