Hello @elec1123,
I’m sorry, I’m not sure what do you mean with change the values of fields each day. If you have different forms, and you want change the values of their fields, you should press the “Settings” button corresponding to the form, select the field, and enter a new value.
Could you be more specific, please?
Best regards.
You must enter a change in the form that produces a bond quote that varies daily.
a daily rate of change
id = 1
If you enter fieldname40, fieldname55 form, all the calculations are written to apply to the quote.
It’s too hard to change 200 created IDs one by one.
Please advise on how to change fieldname40, fieldname55 at once.
id = 1
fieldname40, fieldname55
id = 2
fieldname40, fieldname55
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id = 100
fieldname40, fieldname55
Hello @elec1123,
I’m not sure if you are referring to an equation in a form with many “if” conditional statements, or if you are referring to multiple calculated fields in a same form, or if you are talking about to multiple forms.
If you are referring to a form, could you indicate the URL to the web page where the form is published for checking its structure, please?
Best regards.
In fieldname40, fieldname55 is specified as hidden.
URL to reference, https://freecartok.com/%EC%9E%90%EB%8F%99%EC%B0%A8/%EB%B2%A4%EC%B8%A0/
Hello @elec1123,
I’ve visited your web page, and you are referring to fields in different forms. I’m sorry but that’s not possible, you should edit each form by separated, furthermore, I’ve checked different forms in your website and the values of these fields are different on them.
If the values of the fields: fieldname40 and fieldname55 are the same in all your forms, and you want to update their values at the same time, an alternative would be use the “Server Side Equations” add-on (distributed with the Developer and Platinum versions of the plugin). You can define a couple of server side equations and call them from the forms. For example, entering the equations:
$GLOBALS['SERVERSIDEEQUATIONS']['value_a'] = function() { return 0.06316; };
$GLOBALS['SERVERSIDEEQUATIONS']['value_b'] = function() { return 0.08978; };
And then, entering as the equations of the calculated fields:
– For the fieldname40 field:
SERVER_SIDE('value_a');
– For the fieldname55 field:
SERVER_SIDE('value_b');
Implementing the server side equations and calling them from the calculated fields, you only should edit the values in the server side equations, and won’t be needed to edit the forms every time want change these values.
Another alternative would be use a pair of “DS” fields instead calculated ones (the DS fields read their values from external data-sources, like a database or a CSV file), and to define the values in a CSV file that would be read from every form.
Best regards.
Thank you for your consideration.
Developer
$ 99.99 USD
Upon payment,
Can you apply the method you presented?
Hello @elec1123,
The code should be implemented by yourself, following just the steps described in the previous ticket
Best regards.
We have paid for the developer version for the above.
What fields support this technology? (Add a Field)
Functionality verified. Thank you.
Hello @elec1123,
I assume, by your last ticket, that you have answered the previous question by yourself, right?
Best regards.
If you enter the Form Controls part (HTML content) ad sens code in your form, the form functionality will be limited.
Is there a workaround?
Hello @elec1123,
If you are using the SERVER SIDE equations all business logic can be moved to the server side, and you only call the modules from the equations associated to the calculated fields, it is similar to submit the form and process the results in the server side, the business logic won’t be exposed to the users.
Best regards.
