My JavaScript knowledge is still at the beginner level. Struggling to get the final calculations for taxes in this form.
The form currently updates the Sub-total automatically when form selections are made. I also need the form to calculate the tax and total. The tax rate depends on the kind of shipping selected. For the first 2 options the rate is 13% for the 3rd it's 5%.
What do I need to do to get the final 2 calculations to work?
Here's the JavaScript from (mredkj.com):
Code:
function OrderForm(prefix, precision, firstChoice) {
this.prefix = prefix ? prefix : '';
// ****************************
// Configure here
// ****************************
I have a script that calculates the $ amount when someone enters a number. For example, if you enter 2, it's $200 if you enter 3 the total is $300.I then have code that adds a $ amount based on a check box. So if check box is clicked it's supposed to add $10. All of this works, however, my last piece of code which combines the two totals isn't working right.1st of all, it doesn't display the total right away w/o checking the check box. That is, people should be able to just enter a 2 and go on with their business. Instead my code makes them check/then uncheck the box to see the total. I've posted the code below in chunksHere I calculate the TOTAL based on how many they selectCode:
function CalculateTotal(frm) { var order_total = 0 // Run through all the form fields
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However as stated, It only works with the first default row that was loaded with the html. Values I input after adding a row using jquery doesn't get summed up.
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2. Then taking the sub totals added them to the total products
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- User selects a country other than Australia, nothing happens.
- User selects Australia, another drop-down box appears with Australian states
* If they select a state other than Victoria, nothing happens
* If they select Victoria, another drop-down box appears with Region
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