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User supplied pricing field info, minimum purchase price

  1. Can users enter a value into a field that will determine the purchase price of a product? I'd like users to be able to volunteer a word count into a field, and then have the price of their product (editing services) be calculated based on the value of that field.

    Also, I need to have a minimum purchase price. Is there a way to have that same field generate a base price for anything less than a certain value?

    Here is are examples of how I need my pricing to work:

    A user has a paper of 3,500 words. My pricing is 1 cent per word, and I have a $15.00 minimum. The price of their editing service would be (3,500 X .01) = $35.00.

    A user has a paper of 1,000 words. My pricing is 1 cent per word, and I have a $15.00 minimum. Since the calculated price would be (1,000 X .01)= $10, I would charge $15.00 since their paper falls below my $15.00 minimum.

    In other words, anyone who enters a value of 1,499 or less must be charged $15.00.

    Posted 12 years ago on Sunday August 26, 2012 | Permalink
  2. I don't believe this is currently possible with the tools that are built in to Gravity Forms. There is probably a way to do it on the client side with jQuery and doing the validation live, but it's not built in to Gravity Forms.

    Previous discussion: http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/woocommerce-formula-minimum-price

    Posted 12 years ago on Monday August 27, 2012 | Permalink