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2/7/2012 7:20 AM
 
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I'd like to use FnL to make a registration form for an educational conference

The conference has a registration fee and some premium course, and optional lunches for purchase.

Is there a way to create a form with drop down options...and totals.

e.g.
Member registration fee - $25
Non-member registration fee - $50

Guest registration - 0 guests - $0
Guest registration - 1 guest - $15
Guest registration - 2 guests - $30

Lunch - None - $0
Lunch - 1 person - $10
Lunch - 2 people - $20

etc etc.


Then I need to calculate the total, and submit total to paypal for payment.  It'd be nice if the registration could be marked as Payed as well.. but not necessary as this could be done manually.

Thanks for any input!
 
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2/9/2012 9:52 PM
 
User is offline m


Joined: 5/24/2008
Posts: 395

OK, so I figured out that I can add VALUES to text entries. 


For example:

Guest registration - 0 guests - $0|0;Guest registration - 1 guest - $15|15;Guest registration - 2 guests - $30|30

Now.. 2 questions:

1) How do I get the calculated column to calculate these values when someone changes their selection?  I tried to add values together but it stays empty.

2) If I can get a live calculated value button; I can probably get a live "Continue to Payment" button with a paypal link with the right value... as long as the paypal link can also be live updated.
 
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