How to combine logic jump with variables

Hi @TFJunkie Thank you for the screenshot! Very helpful.  You should be able to setup a logic jump on a variable, but do you mind sending a screenshot of what you have currently setup for the logic jump? (Or what you would like setup in regards to the variable?) A screenshot of that specific jump would be handy!

Thanks @Liz 
This is the 1st question that jumps to the pricing of each course. Then a logic jump is assigned to prompt them to purchase optional equipment. This is established before they begin with their personal details.

This second screenshot is the payment section. It’s very basic at this stage where it just asks them which method of payment they prefer and then the credit card logic jumps to the ‘in-house’ payment request option with Stripe facility. We have had new clients ordering more than one course to get discounts. So I want to make it easier for students to do it all in one form instead of students filling out a fresh form for each course...

As @john.desborough just described. That is exactly the problem I am having, I cannot add a variable in the same rule once I have a logic jump assigned. I’m going to have to read your solution several times to get my head around it. But it sounds like an awesome set up.

@TFJunkie - yes.. and then combine them into price.. 

here’s a link to a test version of my tshirt order form - i use a statement page to mock up the price page but it shows the progression of getting items added to subtotal (for each tshirt selected, up to max of 3) and then it would flip over and add to price.. 

just as an example .. 

well done so far!

@TFJunkie - i figured that if someone wanted to order more than 3 shirts (based on a logo) they could make a second order. It was just a choice on my part to set it to three.. 

for the courses: 

• everyone someone selects a course you can add one to @coursecount … you don’t have to do the multiplication to get the subtotal until the last question before the order page. 
  • i always suggest presenting a yes/no page that says something like:
    • “Here’s the list you selected (bullet list of courses) and the deposit subtotal is @subtotal. If you are happy with this and want to proceed to the payment page to submit your deposit click yes. If you want to change your selections, click No
    • (and route them back to the top to start over again… but make sure that your first logic rule on the start point of course collection is to set the subtotal variable to 0 … 
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I changed it to ‘add 1 to coursecount’ and it didn't do anything at recap page… When I have ‘add coursecount to sub_total’, then the $100 added up in total.

I’m getting other errors… there is not enough content on this topic in the forums to get clear direction.

@TFJunkie - here’s a short sample of what i did to test… tell me if this is what you want to achieve at the end..

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@john.desborough Your reply has turned a major corner with my project. I think I have omitted a tonne of variables.

I need too create many more variables, or replace the current ones to text and rename them, so I know what they are doing.

From my understanding, I need to keep my logics as they are and develop more variables underneath, to direct the totalling and ordering system better.

I have way too few variables assigned. I have also made a video to show the set up if that is easier to follow...

I did the coursecount conditioner this way, by using ‘OR’. Where as you did a separate condition for each choice.
Will it also work using or? Logically it makes sense, but maybe not for the program...

I have started working on this setup.
As I understand it.

I need to assign the yes/no to the choices pages.

Why did you write no in the variable and yes in the form? 

Does this setup in red square (pictured below) only go on the recap order page or on every page that requires the client to make a choice?

 

When I have a question that offers them to add a course on, not make a choice from multiple.

Do I just add the yes/no variable without the coursecount/subtotal variable, or do I have to put the coursecount/subtotal variable as well?

This is very complex. . . :) and fun for me

once at the end… 

I did the coursecount conditioner this way, by using ‘OR’. Where as you did a separate condition for each choice.
Will it also work using or? Logically it makes sense, but maybe not for the program...

 

this will only add 1 to the variable.. regardless of the number of courses selected.. you need to determine how many courses are selected…

 

They can only pick one course, not multiple courses in one question.

I have started working on this setup.
As I understand it.

I need to assign the yes/no to the choices pages.

Why did you write no in the variable and yes in the form? 

Does this setup in red square (pictured below) only go on the recap order page or on every page that requires the client to make a choice?

 

When I have a question that offers them to add a course on, not make a choice from multiple.

Do I just add the yes/no variable without the coursecount/subtotal variable, or do I have to put the coursecount/subtotal variable as well?

This is very complex. . . :) and fun for me

once at the end… 

I thought its for every recap page. So when they pick one course, and a 2nd in another question, they get a recap of which courses currently chosen and deposit amount, and then they have another question to pick another course followed by a recap page, showing which courses they picked and deposit amount.

Shouldn't the formula go into every recap page?

Here is the form
 

Yes, I have said I want subtotals on each recap page so student knows how much their deposit is increasing by.

Why am I getting the sub total as 2 not $1000

Something is not right...

Thank You so much. I was on this form for 5 days last week.