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• Your URL: http://webmajstor.org
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• cforms version: 8
• Your Wordpress version: 8.1

[desc]:Hi there,

first, would like to say that I'm quite new with cforms but it is a
great tool and I'm really satisfied with the results i have until now.
But, I have a small problem you might have a solution. I created an
order form (http://wired.webmajstor.org/?page_id=15), and now I would
like to add a box with autosum results (small javascript code). Asyou
can see, I manualy addes my html code of the box, but that is not good
solutio. So, my question is, Is there any chance that I could add
custom html within fieldset, so I can create complete and functional
form. Thanks in advance.

Zuja
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yes, this is the example.

http://www.psdslicing.com/order?gclid=CIW3nrGDx5ICFSY1aAodZn58bA

regards!

If you know the information about

• Price: $ 119
• You save: -
• Deadline:

before you get to the order page, you can simply "feed" this data to regular cforms input fields via the link/button that points to the order form . These special input fields can further be set to "read-only".

example url:

http://wired.webmajstor.org/?page_id=15&cf_field_3=123

Try it any you'll see what I mean.

Ok, so if you need to adjust the value of a field based on changes made to another field, I recommend you get acquainted with jQuery. It's an easy to use JS framework that allows you to attach a small function to a given input field that gets triggered whenever the content of the field gets changed and you could then set programmatically the SUM input field.

1. get jQuery and include it in your theme header
2. create a JS function and attach it to the change event for a given input field
   1. or several input fields
3. within that function, keep the SUM field of the form up to date

It depends on what kind of code you're looking to add. Here are some options to change the look and feel of your forms:

• of course you can change styles, frames & background images via CSS
• you can insert actual HTML code for "text only fields" and even for the label part for all of the input fields
• you could modify cforms.php and hard code additional HTML if the above doesn't suffice
• finally you could use the same jQuery library to insert *any* html anywhere between the <form> tags