Using conditionals to show only specific appointment calendars

But more importantly, I need to figure out how I can offer users both 1h
and 2h classes, and then show them the corresponding pricing (and not both
prices). Kind of like we display it on app.makerkids.com. I guess once they
choose topic and child experience, for some classes we might prompt them do
they want a 1 hour class per week or a 2 hour class per week - and then
show them calendars accordingly. Then once they select one, it shows the
corresponding price (and not the other price).

Hi Jennifer,

In order to show multiple calendars and prices, what you'll want to do is change your form to take user defined amount. Once you have changed to a user defined amount you can create your products outside of the product list. You'll be able to set calculation values on fields and then do calculations in order to get the final value you send to the payment processor.

You'll then want to create conditional statements so depending on what they select, you'll be able to show only certain fields.

I made a demo form that shows an example of how you could set this up to show different calendars based on different conditions and then calculate a total. You can clone this form to see exactly what I've done also.

Give this a try and let us know if you have any other questions.

Thank you!
I have multiple different calendars I need to show (based on other user
inputs)
So if they select coding as a topic they want to learn and level as beginner
The next question would be 1 hour class or 2 hour class
Then if 1 hour they would see a coding beginner 1h calendar
Then if 2 hour they would see a coding beginner 2h calendar
Whereas if they select intermediate they would only see a coding
intermediate 2h calendar
Any tips on how to accomplish this? Appreciate your help
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Hi Jennifer,

I've made some modifications to the demo form. When they select beginner, the option to select 1hr or 2hr shows up and then when they select that the calendar appropriate for for beginner 1hr or 2hr shows. If they choose intermediate, then the 2hr intermediate appointment calendar shows. If you have additional steps, you'll just want to make sure that you create conditions to show the next appropriate step in the process.

Let us know if you have any other questions.

Thank you! Is there a way to make it so that if they select Coding as their
topic (before selecting experience level), and then select 1 hour, it will
show a coding beginner calendar?
But if they select Minecraft, then intermediate, then it will show a 2 hour
Minecraft intermediate calendar?
Jenn
...

Hello Jenn,

Thank you for your update. Yes, that will be possible. You can  clone the form that my colleague created and try to create the condition as per your requirement following the guide.

Let us know if you have any other questions.

Hello!
We tried it https://form.jotform.com/221355727372255
But it is still showing both payments
How do we make it just 1
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Hello Jennifer,

I’ll need a bit of time to look into this. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.

Hello again Jennifer,

Thanks for your patience, we appreciate it. In your form, you will need to Assign Calculation Value to the Single Choice Field called 'Would you rather sign up for 1-hour or 2-hour classes?' which corresponds to the pricing that you have:

Then add a Form Calculation Widget to extract the amount from the chosen option in the Single Choice Field. For simplicity name the field Price and hide it:

Finally change the Payment Type of your Payment Gateway to User Defined Amount as mentioned by my colleague. Then assign Get Price From to the Form Calculation Widget that was created above called Price:

Here's the screencast from the test I made:

You can view and clone the above demo form here.

Give it a try and let us know how it goes.