Graicifyd

Thank you so much for this, it worked perfectly.

Thank you for this. This code

(function(){
var a = fieldname1.split('-'), b = fieldname2.split('-');
return CONCATENATE(SUM(a[0].trim(),b[0].trim()),'-',SUM(a[1].trim(),b[1].trim()));
})()

worked perfectly to sum two dropdown data, what if I want to sum up to 7 fields instead of two can I still use the same code?

Thank you for your support.

See page here.

Thanks for your support. What I intend to do is to sum up the the lower values and the upper values. If in field 1, two options are selected

Option a (100 – 200)
Option b (300 – 400)

and in field 2, two options are selected.

Option a(150 – 400)
Option b(500- 600)

I want to sum up the lower values(100 + 300 + 150 + 500) – higher values (200 + 400 + 400 + 600)

Is this possible?

Thanks for your support. It’s not working yet, I guess I got something wrong.

See the first field below.

Field 1

Second file here.

Field 2

The calculation I used.

Calculated Field

The final output

Output or live link.

There was no calculation in the form at all. Please help, thank you in advance.

Thank you so much.

Thanks Leo.

I have tried deactivating all the plugins but it still did not work as expected. Could there be any way to effect this with CSS.

Thanks Tom,

One of the issues has been solved. Pagespeed is still flagging my line awesome url:

http://churchlist.youlaif.com/wp-content/plugins/directorist/public/assets/fonts/line-awesome.woff2?v=1.1.

under: Ensure text remains visible during webfont load

Is there any way to work around this?

Note: I disabled my Google fonts in Autoptimize.

Thanks for your support.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Graicifyd.