hanshdre

Hello and good morning,

Thanks for adding the feature to specify thousands and decimal separators.
With the new feature it is now possible to correctly display the amount in the calculated field on the form.

HOWEVER:
There is still an issue which I believe could be easily corrected.

In the email responder, the calculation field is still using a period as decimal seperator, regardless of the configured one. So in the email responder, as well as in the database, an amount will still look like : 10.000.00 (ten-thousand and zero cents which should be 10.000,00 if decimal seperator is set to a comma. (Usual in Europe).

I’m hoping that you can take this hint in a furure release of the Caldera forms!

Kind Regards,
Hans Albers

I think I found a way to do this. I assigned a custom class to the calculated field on the form, and made that class hidden in my CSS. I can still add the field to my auto-responder email. This works for me. Maybe this can be helpful to others.

Regards,
Hans

Dear Takayuki-san,

I have tried to find the section for input styles in the stylesheet but I can not find it in the way you described it. I do have a custom section in my CSS like this:

input, textarea {
background-color: #fff;
font-color: #000;
font-family: arial;
font-size: 14px;
}

This is taking care of all input fields throughout my website, incuding the ones that are made with Contact Form 7, but not the file upload inputfield… Also, how can we explain that it works perfectly well with IE, but not with Chrome? And the order in which the field and file-search button are displayed are also reversed with Chrome, compared to IE. I’ve been searching for the CSS section you mentioned but can’t find it, really. Any hint on where to look for it?

Many thanks again and have a nice day!

Kind Regards,
Hans

Awsome! Many thanks, works great!