If you want to calculate a field value based on the other field's value then you can easily do using the formFieldValue() function. You can apply basic math function e.g addition, subtraction, multiplication or division to generate the field value based on other field's value. For example, if you want to save the total field as multiplicate of qty and rate field and don't want to show this total field to user then you can easily acheive this using this function.
Please note that you need to hide that field from form that is being calculated. Also, math function can be applied to two fields only. It doesn't work with complex functions currently. We will further improve this function in next versions.
In the below example, we are dynamically calculating sale_price field based on the price field. We are adding 24 to price field to generate sale_price field.
$pdocrud = new PDOCrud(); $pdocrud->formRemoveFields(array("sale_price")); /** * Set a value of field * @param string $fieldName field name to renamed * @param string $value value of the field * @param bool $fieldHidden Wheter that field is hidden or not * @param string $tablename Tablename = Required only when using join table field name * return object Object of class */ $pdocrud->formFieldValue("sale_price", "{price}+24", true); //apply formula $pdocrud->fieldFormula("sale_price", "expression",array("type" =>"math_expression")); echo $pdocrud->dbTable("book")->render("insertform"); // call render function