Hello @namazee,

There are some errors in your piece of code:

First, in Javascript the operator for equality is the double symbol: “==” because the use of only one of them (=) represents the assignment.

Second, in Javascript the operator that represent the “AND” is the double symbol: “&&” and the or “||”

Third, Javascript is a case sensitive language, so, please, do not confuse the operation “IF” distributed with our plugin, with the conditional statement “if” in Javascript, they have different structures.

Fourth, the texts must be close into single or double quotes: "RM360"

Fifth, include the semicolon symbol at the end of a line of code that are not the symbols: {}

Your code should be re-implemented as follows:

(function(){
if(fieldname1 == "Japan" && fieldname2 == "Canada") return "RM360";
})()

Best regards.

Hello @namazee,

There are some issues with your equation:

First, in Javascript you should repeat the elements in every comparison:

fieldname14 == "Kuala Lumpur" || fieldname14 == "Selangor"

Second, in Javascript the “and” operator (&&) has more precedence than “or”, so, you should use parenthesis for grouping the “or” comparisons as follows:

if(fieldname12 == "Guangzhou" && (fieldname14 == "Kuala Lumpur" || fieldname14 == "Selangor")) return "RM330";

So, the equation would be:

(function(){
    if(fieldname12 == "Guangzhou" && (fieldname14 == "Kuala Lumpur" || fieldname14 == "Selangor")) return "RM330";
    if(fieldname12 == "Guangzhou" && (fieldname14 == "Pulau Pinang" || fieldname14 == "Melaka" || fieldname14 == "Negeri Sembilan" || fieldname14 == "Johor" || fieldname14 == "Perak")) return "RM360";
    if(fieldname12 == "Guangzhou" && (fieldname14 == "Perlis" || fieldname14 == "Kedah" || fieldname14 == "Terengganu" || fieldname14 == "Kelantan" || fieldname14 == "Pahang")) return "RM390";
    if(fieldname12 == "Guangzhou" && fieldname14 == "Sabah") return "RM480";
    if(fieldname12 == "Guangzhou" && fieldname14 == "Sarawak") return "RM550";
})()

Or even better, nesting “if” conditional statements and using the “IN” operation distributed with the plugin:

(function () {
	if (fieldname12 == "Guangzhou")
	{
		if(IN(fieldname14,["Kuala Lumpur","Selangor"])) return "RM330";
		else if(IN(fieldname14,["Pulau Pinang","Melaka","Negeri Sembilan","Johor","Perak"])) return "RM360";
		else if(IN(fieldname14,["Perlis","Kedah","Terengganu","Kelantan","Pahang"])) return "RM390";
		else if(fieldname14 == "Sabah") return "RM480";
		else if(fieldname14 == "Sarawak") return "RM550";
	}	
})()

More information in the following link:

https://cff.dwbooster.com/documentation#conditions-module

Best regards.

Hello,

I’m no sure the form you are editing, but in this page there is not an equation with the structure of the equation in your tickets:

https://factohub.namaxee.com/air-express/

Best regards.

Hello @namazee,

I’ve tested your form and the equation has worked fine:

Your current equation uses the fields: fieldname14 and fieldname12, the fieldname14 was defined as dependent of the fieldname6 field, specifically when the “Malaysia” choice is selected, and the fieldname12 was defined as dependent on the fieldname5, specifically when the “China” choice is selected. If you select any other choices in these fields (fieldname5 and fieldname6), the fieldname12 and fieldname14 are ignored and their values are considered as zero by the equations where they participate.

I’ve selected the correct choices and the equation has been evaluated properly.

Best regards.

Hello @namazee,

Thank you very much for letting me know that your form is working properly.

Best regards.