If your going to manual export change the value of the radio in the myformname.html.
Proof of concept.
http://ericrohloff.com/coffeecup/ccforu … norm-lang/
How parseInt works with various variables.
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_parseint.asp

Yes, I know. I mentioned in my first post that if I manually edited the html code, then I could 'get it to work'. It's these extra steps that I was trying to avoid, considering that for any further changes to the form using WFB program would also require these manual changes as well. Not terribly user-friendly since the program almost does the job.

I re-read the documentation on how parseInt works (above). What I believe is happening is: "If the first character cannot be converted to a number, parseInt() returns NaN". Since parseInt sees a string like "Single:25.00" it returns a NaN, since the first character is not a number, but text. It's unfortunate that it would not "find an occurrence" of a number anywhere within the string, but it doesn't. Are you aware of another function that does? I think that would solve the problem.

Alternatively, if the program (WFB) would ONLY code the value of the radio button, instead of inserting the complete text label AND value, I'd be well on my way. So, I guess I'm faced with doing it the hard way, which is unfortunate, because for my proof-of-concept I will be simply uploading my form to S-drive, which doesn't allow me to directly edit the html file.

Thanks for all your help!!

Norm

I have another option.

This?
http://ericrohloff.com/coffeecup/ccforu … ndex2.html

Darn close!! At least it is working!!

If possible, I'd like the label more like this:

Single: $25 etc, showing a space and dollar sign. I'll need to read up more on the substr function. Looks good!

Thanks

Your changing the rules. Why didn't you post that in the first place?

http://ericrohloff.com/coffeecup/ccforu … ndex2.html

Sorry Eric, I didn't think I was... I was trying to follow your lead and thought your earlier example included the price as being visible and part of the text field, making the Payments type as "none". I had been using Payments type as "Price Input" with a hidden value of price. Either way works for me, which is why if the price was to be displayed, then it would need the dollar sign. Sorry again for the confusion.

Your script above works perfectly now in your form. I just need to copy over the script into my form tomorrow and do the same magic as you have. Thanks ever so much for your patience!! This is coming along nicely now.

Norm

That's ok Norm, It wasn't a hard change but sometimes it is. I didn't use it on an S-Drive form but if you look at the source code you will see the input values match the label so it's working as you last posted.

Eric,

Thanks again for the great help. Your script is working exactly as I need!

In the meantime, I've removed my temporary form link so that I don't receive accidental submissions. ;o)

Norm