December 10, 2018: Added a proper plugin header.
December 1, 2018: Updated to support Gravity Forms 2.4.
November 19, 2014: Updated to support decimal quantities. Props daniaux!
April 1, 2014: Fixed issue where single product fields with no quantity input were not calculated.
March 17, 2014: Fixed issue where option fields of the radio input type were not included in the generated merge tag string.
November 20, 2013: Fixed issue where "Subtotal" merge tag was not displaying in Formula merge tag drop down until it had been added manually. Thanks to @realph for helping track this bug down.
October 9, 2013: Fixed issue where checkbox option fields with ten or more inputs were not being calculated correctly.
September 12, 2013: Fixed issue with Single Product fields when the "Disable Quantity" option was enabled.
September 11, 2013: Fixed issue where checkbox option fields were not correctly calculated.
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| <?php | |
| /** | |
| * --- STOP! --- | |
| * Get the latest version: | |
| * https://gravitywiz.com/documentation/gravity-forms-ecommerce-fields/ | |
| * ------------- | |
| * | |
| * Calculation Subtotal Merge Tag | |
| * | |
| * Adds a {subtotal} merge tag which calculates the subtotal of the form. | |
| * | |
| * This merge tag can only be used within the "Formula" setting of Calculation-enabled fields (i.e. Number, Calculated Product). | |
| * | |
| * @version 1.2 | |
| * @author David Smith <david@gravitywiz.com> | |
| * @license GPL-2.0+ | |
| * @link https://gravitywiz.com/subtotal-merge-tag-for-calculations/ | |
| * @copyright 2018 Gravity Wiz | |
| * | |
| * Plugin Name: Gravity Forms Subtotal Merge Tag | |
| * Plugin URI: https://gravitywiz.com/subtotal-merge-tag-for-calculations/ | |
| * Description: Adds a {subtotal} merge tag which calculates the subtotal of the form. | |
| * Author: Gravity Wiz | |
| * Version: 1.2 | |
| * Author URI: https://gravitywiz.com | |
| */ | |
| class GWCalcSubtotal { | |
| public static $merge_tag = '{subtotal}'; | |
| function __construct() { | |
| // front-end | |
| add_filter( 'gform_pre_render', array( $this, 'maybe_replace_subtotal_merge_tag' ) ); | |
| add_filter( 'gform_pre_validation', array( $this, 'maybe_replace_subtotal_merge_tag_submission' ) ); | |
| // back-end | |
| add_filter( 'gform_admin_pre_render', array( $this, 'add_merge_tags' ) ); | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * Look for {subtotal} merge tag in form fields 'calculationFormula' property. If found, replace with the | |
| * aggregated subtotal merge tag string. | |
| * | |
| * @param mixed $form | |
| */ | |
| function maybe_replace_subtotal_merge_tag( $form, $filter_tags = false ) { | |
| foreach( $form['fields'] as &$field ) { | |
| if( current_filter() == 'gform_pre_render' && rgar( $field, 'origCalculationFormula' ) ) | |
| $field['calculationFormula'] = $field['origCalculationFormula']; | |
| if( ! self::has_subtotal_merge_tag( $field ) ) | |
| continue; | |
| $subtotal_merge_tags = self::get_subtotal_merge_tag_string( $form, $field, $filter_tags ); | |
| $field['origCalculationFormula'] = $field['calculationFormula']; | |
| $field['calculationFormula'] = str_replace( self::$merge_tag, $subtotal_merge_tags, $field['calculationFormula'] ); | |
| } | |
| return $form; | |
| } | |
| function maybe_replace_subtotal_merge_tag_submission( $form ) { | |
| return $this->maybe_replace_subtotal_merge_tag( $form, true ); | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * Get all the pricing fields on the form, get their corresponding merge tags and aggregate them into a formula that | |
| * will yeild the form's subtotal. | |
| * | |
| * @param mixed $form | |
| */ | |
| static function get_subtotal_merge_tag_string( $form, $current_field, $filter_tags = false ) { | |
| $pricing_fields = self::get_pricing_fields( $form ); | |
| $product_tag_groups = array(); | |
| foreach( $pricing_fields['products'] as $product ) { | |
| $product_field = rgar( $product, 'product' ); | |
| $option_fields = rgar( $product, 'options' ); | |
| $quantity_field = rgar( $product, 'quantity' ); | |
| // do not include current field in subtotal | |
| if( $product_field['id'] == $current_field['id'] ) | |
| continue; | |
| $product_tags = GFCommon::get_field_merge_tags( $product_field ); | |
| $quantity_tag = 1; | |
| // if a single product type, only get the "price" merge tag | |
| if( in_array( GFFormsModel::get_input_type( $product_field ), array( 'singleproduct', 'calculation', 'hiddenproduct' ) ) ) { | |
| // single products provide quantity merge tag | |
| if( empty( $quantity_field ) && ! rgar( $product_field, 'disableQuantity' ) ) | |
| $quantity_tag = $product_tags[2]['tag']; | |
| $product_tags = array( $product_tags[1] ); | |
| } | |
| // if quantity field is provided for product, get merge tag | |
| if( ! empty( $quantity_field ) ) { | |
| $quantity_tag = GFCommon::get_field_merge_tags( $quantity_field ); | |
| $quantity_tag = $quantity_tag[0]['tag']; | |
| } | |
| if( $filter_tags && ! self::has_valid_quantity( $quantity_tag ) ) | |
| continue; | |
| $product_tags = wp_list_pluck( $product_tags, 'tag' ); | |
| $option_tags = array(); | |
| foreach( $option_fields as $option_field ) { | |
| if( is_array( $option_field['inputs'] ) ) { | |
| $choice_number = 1; | |
| foreach( $option_field['inputs'] as &$input ) { | |
| //hack to skip numbers ending in 0. so that 5.1 doesn't conflict with 5.10 | |
| if( $choice_number % 10 == 0 ) | |
| $choice_number++; | |
| $input['id'] = $option_field['id'] . '.' . $choice_number++; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| $new_options_tags = GFCommon::get_field_merge_tags( $option_field ); | |
| if( ! is_array( $new_options_tags ) ) | |
| continue; | |
| if( GFFormsModel::get_input_type( $option_field ) == 'checkbox' ) | |
| array_shift( $new_options_tags ); | |
| $option_tags = array_merge( $option_tags, $new_options_tags ); | |
| } | |
| $option_tags = wp_list_pluck( $option_tags, 'tag' ); | |
| $product_tag_groups[] = '( ( ' . implode( ' + ', array_merge( $product_tags, $option_tags ) ) . ' ) * ' . $quantity_tag . ' )'; | |
| } | |
| $shipping_tag = 0; | |
| /* Shipping should not be included in subtotal, correct? | |
| if( rgar( $pricing_fields, 'shipping' ) ) { | |
| $shipping_tag = GFCommon::get_field_merge_tags( rgars( $pricing_fields, 'shipping/0' ) ); | |
| $shipping_tag = $shipping_tag[0]['tag']; | |
| }*/ | |
| $pricing_tag_string = '( ( ' . implode( ' + ', $product_tag_groups ) . ' ) + ' . $shipping_tag . ' )'; | |
| return $pricing_tag_string; | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| * Get all pricing fields from a given form object grouped by product and shipping with options nested under their | |
| * respective products. | |
| * | |
| * @param mixed $form | |
| */ | |
| static function get_pricing_fields( $form ) { | |
| $product_fields = array(); | |
| foreach( $form["fields"] as $field ) { | |
| if( $field["type"] != 'product' ) | |
| continue; | |
| $option_fields = GFCommon::get_product_fields_by_type($form, array("option"), $field['id'] ); | |
| // can only have 1 quantity field | |
| $quantity_field = GFCommon::get_product_fields_by_type( $form, array("quantity"), $field['id'] ); | |
| $quantity_field = rgar( $quantity_field, 0 ); | |
| $product_fields[] = array( | |
| 'product' => $field, | |
| 'options' => $option_fields, | |
| 'quantity' => $quantity_field | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| $shipping_field = GFCommon::get_fields_by_type($form, array("shipping")); | |
| return array( "products" => $product_fields, "shipping" => $shipping_field ); | |
| } | |
| static function has_valid_quantity( $quantity_tag ) { | |
| if( is_numeric( $quantity_tag ) ) { | |
| $qty_value = $quantity_tag; | |
| } else { | |
| // extract qty input ID from the merge tag | |
| preg_match_all( '/{[^{]*?:(\d+(\.\d+)?)(:(.*?))?}/mi', $quantity_tag, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER ); | |
| $qty_input_id = rgars( $matches, '0/1' ); | |
| $qty_value = rgpost( 'input_' . str_replace( '.', '_', $qty_input_id ) ); | |
| } | |
| return floatval( $qty_value ) > 0; | |
| } | |
| function add_merge_tags( $form ) { | |
| $label = __('Subtotal', 'gravityforms'); | |
| ?> | |
| <script type="text/javascript"> | |
| // for the future (not yet supported for calc field) | |
| gform.addFilter("gform_merge_tags", "gwcs_add_merge_tags"); | |
| function gwcs_add_merge_tags( mergeTags, elementId, hideAllFields, excludeFieldTypes, isPrepop, option ) { | |
| mergeTags["pricing"].tags.push({ tag: '<?php echo self::$merge_tag; ?>', label: '<?php echo $label; ?>' }); | |
| return mergeTags; | |
| } | |
| // hacky, but only temporary | |
| jQuery(document).ready(function($){ | |
| var calcMergeTagSelect = $('#field_calculation_formula_variable_select'); | |
| calcMergeTagSelect.find('optgroup').eq(0).append( '<option value="<?php echo self::$merge_tag; ?>"><?php echo $label; ?></option>' ); | |
| }); | |
| </script> | |
| <?php | |
| //return the form object from the php hook | |
| return $form; | |
| } | |
| static function has_subtotal_merge_tag( $field ) { | |
| // check if form is passed | |
| if( isset( $field['fields'] ) && is_array( $field['fields'] ) ) { | |
| $form = $field; | |
| foreach( $form['fields'] as $field ) { | |
| if( self::has_subtotal_merge_tag( $field ) ) | |
| return true; | |
| } | |
| } else { | |
| if( isset( $field['calculationFormula'] ) && strpos( $field['calculationFormula'], self::$merge_tag ) !== false ) | |
| return true; | |
| } | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| new GWCalcSubtotal(); |
Currently, there is no easy way to get the current total (let’s call it the subtotal) of the form for use in calculations. It’s possible but you’ll have to enter all of your product merge tags into a long and complicated formula to get the subtotal.
This snippet helps you avoid that hassle by providing a {subtotal} merge tag for use in your Gravity Form calculations.
{subtotal} merge tag is only available in fields that support calculations.How do I install this snippet?
Easy peasy. Just copy and paste the code above into your theme's functions.php file.
How do I use this functionality?
This snippet will add a new “Subtotal” merge tag to the merge tag select available for the “Formula” setting on Calculation fields. Selecting this option will insert the {subtotal} merge tag into your “Formula” setting. You can then use all available mathematical operations available to this field to manipulate this subtotal as needed.
Formula Setting: Subtotal Merge Tag
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Please help. I have a dev environment and am getting this error msg:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /srv/bindings/38c825ddfc6b4c72b486890a3c77ee96/code/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-add-subtotal-merge-tag-master/gf_subtotal.php on line 234
This is not showing up in the Production environment.
More than likely a form you are referencing no longer exists.
We recommend using the plugin version, Gravity Forms eCommerce Fields, which includes support if you’re still having issues.
“Download Plugin” not working?
Fixed. 🙂
I’m using this snippet for a donation form for my client.
When any decimal appears after the dollar amount $10.(50cents), the Credit Card fields throws an error:
This value must match the regex pattern. (/\A[a-zA-Z0-9_\-]+\z/ does not match for the value monthlyrecurring_40_1month_10.5).
Any helpful ideas would be appreciated.
Thank you!
Hm, I’m not sure I understand? Is this caused by the {subtotal} merge tag?
My apologies. I needed to upgrade Stripe Add-On from 2.5 to 2.5.4. That fixed my issue. Thank you for responding.
I need some help installing this snippet with a skilled developer, can anyone help us update our gravity form with tax calculation subtotal issue as mentioned above? I can pay you of course for the help. Currently our form is not collecting tax and it’s a problem.
Depending on the complexity of your needs, this plugin might be a much cheaper option than hiring a developer: https://gravitywiz.com/documentation/gravity-forms-ecommerce-fields/
Sorry to bug you again. I updated to WordPress 5.0 and gravity forms 2.4.3. somehow now when i am using the subtotal merge tag, all the calculations are drastically off in the negative. I have 3 products, all with a price of 0, then an option field with checkboxes for each product, containing multiple selections with prices. On my tax calculation field (.0875*{subtotal}), if I select say a product that is $75 and a product that is $85, I get a calculation of -$85,414.00. if I change the calculation formula to only be {subtotal} and nothing else, the $75 and $85 product tally to Price: -$745,915.00. Could something have changed in the way this merge tag is tallying the subtotal? Thanks David!
I am experiencing the same issue. I had to roll back to WordPress 5.0 and Gravity Forms 2.4.2. I experience the issue with WordPress 5.0.1 and Gravity Forms 2.4.2 and the problem seems to worsen with 2.4.3.
The newest version work with Gravity Forms 2.4.1 but breaks after updating to WordPress 5 with the following notice:
The plugin gravity-forms-add-subtotal-merge-tag-master/gf_subtotal.php has been deactivated due to an error: The plugin does not have a valid header.
Any thoughts on how to resolve this?
Hi Scott, I’ve added a proper plugin header to the snippet.
Thanks, David!
THANK YOU!!!
My pleasure, Jocelyn. 🙂
Hi David, Im hoping you can help me out with this.
i’ve began seeing a warning on all pages where i have a form, when this snippet is in my functions file: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/redacted/functions.php on line 597
597 appears to be at the end of the snippet, located in the // check if form is passed section:
foreach( $form[‘fields’] as $field ) {
I updated gravity forms to 2.4 at some point this past week. I haven’t made any other changes to the functions file or gravity forms. The snippet was working fine for the past few months.
Thanks Chris
It appears that this doesn’t work anymore with the latest version of Gravity Forms, 2.4.1. If there is a fix, I would love to know. Thanks, Lynne
Hi, I’m having the same issue that Christopher Grasso reports. With Gravity 3.4.1 installed the Subtotals routine generates multiple error messages Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/{redacted …}/functions.php referencing the line foreach( $form[‘fields’] as $field ) {
I’ve restored the site to Gravity 3.3.6 and the form works correctly again. Thank you for assisting!
Hello all, this has been fixed. Grab the latest version of the snippet above.
Thank you David! confirmed working. I appreciate it, have a nice weekend.
Thanks very much David for the speedy update. Much appreciated!
Glad to help! 🙂
Hi David, I want to be sure that a “SubTotal” field is “accessible” by the Stripe Addon in the Feed settings
I want to create a subscription Subtotal and a Setup Fee subtotal and use the STripe Addon to create a feed that uses those subtotals Currently. The way I see it the Stripe Feed only accepts Product Fields or the Total. I want to be sure that the subtotal fields also work with the Stripe Feed.
This snippet does not provide a Subtotal field, Frank. Are you referring to the GP eCommerce Fields plugin? If so, no, the Subtotal field is not available to Stripe. This is something we’d like to add support for in the future.
I believe that this snippet stopped working with the release of the new 2.4 version.
Fixed. Latest version above. :)
Hello,
The sub-total is actually not quite fully working correctly. When I select the “products”I want to calculate in the sub-total, it calculates everything, not just what I selected. Note, the way I have the products structured is some of them had the same name although different product fields with different GF product numbers. I thought that might be causing it so I adjusted the names of the ones I want to include in the sub-total and still having the same issue. Could it be the names in the database are still the same or is this a bug?
Thanks.
Disregard my last comment. sorry i figured it out!
Thanks for this. I used this solution to allow me to use the subtotal in a conditional statement for another field. Very helpful.
Glad it helped you!
In general, I have a form http://35.226.46.43/create-shipment/, I need to pass it a little bit. make the connection between the areas allow delivery from MANHATTAN to MANHATTAN – $ 75 etc. And change the price calculation depending on the weight if more than 20 lb then + 0.75 $ per lb How can i do it? Thx
I’m interested in passing the WooCommerce cart total into a Gravity Form via merge tag so that I can apply additional calculations based on user selections. Specifically, I’m trying to create a lease calculator that converts the cart total into a monthly lease price based on user selecting a lease type and lease terms. Based on the user selections, a lease rate would be multiplied by the cart total in order to calculate the monthly lease. Can this be done using Gravity Wiz?
Hi Ronny, we don’t have a solution for this one.
Having a hard time showing taxes ony form, used the subtotal as mentioned above but it totals to a crazy large number. Unsure what I’m doing wrong. Help!
Hard to say, Janice. If you’re a Gravity Perks customer, we’ll be happy to dig in via the support form.
I’m using this code to calculate a discount. It works perfectly (subtotal * number of checkboxes checked * discount percentage)
The issue is that this “discount” is being added to the total, not subtracted from it. From what I can tell, there’s no way to subtract the total from the actual total, is there?
You’ll need to add the discount as a negative amount in a Product field. That is the only way GF will pick up on it.
How can I do that? The discount is a calculation, so I can’t add it as a negative amount.
Or I can’t figure out how, anyway.
Add a negative sign in front of of your formula.
That doesn’t seem to work.
My calculation [(({subtotal}.05){Number:29})-({subtotal}*.05)] works perfectly to calculate the discount. (FYI, it’s 5% discount per add-on they check, which I’m pulling from the Number:29 field, which is a sum total of checkboxes checked, minus one discount for the initial add-on)
If I add a – in front of the formula, the math somehow becomes wrong.
No minus sign and the discount adds up to $256.25 (which is right; 25% of the total of all 6 add-ons – 5% per add-on after the 1st one)
If I add a minus sign, it adds up to -$358.75, which is wrong.
Same exact formula, but adding the – in front of it somehow breaks the equation.
Aha!
I added another set of parenthesis around the whole thing and now it’s calculating properly!