Calculated Logic with Elementor Form Fields with Many Selects and PayPal

[@PerryWebCreations]

Wow, thanks again Imran, exactly what I needed! You da man!

[@websquadron]

You're welcome!

[@johnwellington269]

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[@rehmankureshi]

very helpful indeed once again imran! i have a question once a user selects their options and click on paypal button to pay does the elementor submissions shows that entry in the elementor submissions tab and also from elementor forms does a copy of an email is sent from elementor form built in email settings.

[@websquadron]

No, the email is sent from PayOal with the purchase details, hence why you need a page to explain that. This is a hack-way to do it, and is the starting foundation for someone to build upon and make it better with other integrations.

[@rehmankureshi]

@@websquadron ty imran i got you!

[@Melissa_Lawrence]

Great video as always 😊 What is the font in the thumbnail for the word "logic"? I'm liking that font alot!!!

[@websquadron]

Was Kamuinp - it's inside Canva :)

[@rehmankureshi]

imran i am using elementor pop and i that pop up i have a elementor form which does the calculation for pricing and also have paypal button but the javascript dont work in elementor popup. :(

[@websquadron]

What Console errors are you getting. Add to ChatGPT to see if it offers workarounds.

[@rehmankureshi]

@@websquadron yes imran i got the code working in popups but the problem comes when in this use case. i have a single page that has two different popup buttons to order a service and in one popup code works fine and in second pop up it doesnt.

[@theblurpi3349]

@@rehmankureshi that's probably because you are using the same IDs for the fields/elements. when getting element by ID (like how Imran did here), javascript returns the first element with that ID, and doesn't look for the rest. try adding "_2" to every ID you see in this video. Hope it works!