I am new to Caspio and coding in general, so I am having a hard time!
I have an intake form which is quite long. Each section has a "score" at the bottom of a cascading dropdown list that is determined by how each item above it is answered. It is populated automatically, without the user actually making a selection.
I have put the entire form in an accordion so that each section can be opened separately. I'm trying to display the score of finished sections in their respective headers. Right now, I've just been working on one section to try to get it to work first before worrying about the rest of the form.
Is there a way to do this within Caspio without creating a separate script? Nothing I've written so far has seemed to work. Here is an example:
function checkScore() {
var scoreResult= Number(document.getElementById('Income_Score').value);
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I am new to Caspio and coding in general, so I am having a hard time!
I have an intake form which is quite long. Each section has a "score" at the bottom of a cascading dropdown list that is determined by how each item above it is answered. It is populated automatically, without the user actually making a selection.
I have put the entire form in an accordion so that each section can be opened separately. I'm trying to display the score of finished sections in their respective headers. Right now, I've just been working on one section to try to get it to work first before worrying about the rest of the form.
Is there a way to do this within Caspio without creating a separate script? Nothing I've written so far has seemed to work. Here is an example:
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