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Hello @zxpw
Yes, that’s possible. The plugin transforms every additional attribute in the form shortcode into javascript variables with global scope. Ex.
[CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS id="1" first_attr="123" second_attr="option A" third_attr="another value"]The attributes’ names were chosen at random, just to describe the process.
Now, assuming the number and dropdown fields are fieldname1, fieldname2, and fieldname3, you can insert a calculated field in the form as an auxiliary (you can hide by ticking a checkbox in its settings), and enter the following equation:
(function(){
if('first_attr' in window) getField(fieldname1|n).setVal(first_attr);
if('second_attr' in window) getField(fieldname2|n).setVal(second_attr);
if('third_attr' in window) getField(fieldname3|n).setVal(third_attr);
})()Please, note the use of the |n modifier in the equation. The plugin replaces fields’ names with their values before evaluating the equations. The |n modifier tells the plugin you are referring to the fields’ names directly instead of their values.
Best regards.