We need the ability to map a math field to the buy button. Looking to simply multiply the quantity by the cost to come up with the total and map it to the buy button. But that is not an option. Anyone know any solutions? What am I missing?

@Jeff_Hager I am not sure I am following. On my form, I have the new Event Picker component. The user selects a time frame. From there the duration is calculated using a math field. I have the duration multiplied by the users rate (which is a column value included on the form). From my understandi…

That’s where you have to fill in the blank and probably restructure your app flow. If you want the buy button to work, the value needs to be calculated before even opening the form. This could be a details view screen where you fill in your values and have them write to user specific columns in wh…

@Jeff_Hager I understand what you are saying. I will try to rig something up. Thanks for your feedback. Do you know of any ways to clear the user specific value from the previous screen once the form is submitted? I would only need it so that the value pushes to the form column but wouldn’t want it…

That, I don’t know. That’s were it starts to get a little ugly

@david I did find a solution but it does come at a cost. Basically in order for me to use the pay button with quantity calculation it requires 4 tabs to make this work. So basically a single transaction comes at the expense of 4 rows. It’s going to chew through my row limits. The first is where the…

This is so complicated… changing quantity should be one of the easiest things. Are there any good examples in a template or something that can be shared? I’ve read through this three times and can’t replicate it. I can get to the point where you can add a quantity through a number entry, but then …

How do you get the buy button to look at different tabs? I only see that you can point it at one tab, and so all of the calculations along with product data, descriptions, etc are in one place. Is that right?

@frenat Yes, it’s not easy. So here is what I did: Tab 1: product, price, info etc. Tab 2: quantity, product info from tab 1 and the calculated totals Tab 3: review order, basically bringing over “text” values from tab 1 and 2. This is so the pay button can work and where your pay button lives. …

Yeah, this is nuts! But thanks for your help!!! So I guess I’m not following where a user puts in that they want 2 items. Currently, the “landing” page is the product page. And that seems like the Buy button is only able to use that page. Would you be able to copy (with dummy data) a google sheet…

Okay so on your landing page the “buy” button is actually a form button connected to the second tab. I would call this button like “add to cart” This tab brings over your product info but allows the user to put in the quantity. Then your second tab, let’s call it the cart. This creates a whole new …

Why is there Buy Button limitations?

Feature Requests

_eric September 25, 2020, 5:12pm 27

@frenat. This might help:

Custom CART FUNCTION with/without payment button

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Why is there Buy Button limitations?

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