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1. inkpotprinting
   Member

   The price calculation is great except . . . We sell a product that has a few options that affect the price, so I've picked a drop-down box for those options. What do I do if a user wants to buy more than one of these products? We need a quantity box that multiplies the options drop-down to before adding to the total price. But not a quantity option that multiplies the total price, as the user's order may include other options where the price remains constant.

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   yuniar

   I'm not sure if I understand this correctly. Do you have an URL of the form that I could look into?

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   Posted 11 years ago #

3. chinuba
   Member

   Hi
   Please use my form.
   http://cashstoreonline.com.au/machform/view.php?id=19598

   It only shows the total of the 1st calculation.

   Chin

   Posted 11 years ago #
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   yuniar

   Chin -- The dropdown field is intended to let you choose 1 item only. That's why it doesn't calculate all your products, only the selected product.
   You need to use checkboxes field instead.

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   Posted 11 years ago #

5. garypullings
   Member

   I am doing something similar I think. Here is what I am doing.

   This is all in one form.

   Dinner Ticket x amount. Select how many tickets you want. I used a drop down menu for this.

   Raffle Tickets Select how many raffle tickets you want

   Then the total would be calculated and you press submit.

   Do they link?

   Posted 10 years ago #

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