How to offer multiple payment options on a form

Hello,  I am wondering how to create a form with multiple pricing items. 

 

Like:

Booth Options

10x10 Expo Space - $150

10x20 Expo Space - $250

 

Booth Extras

Additional Table - $6

Health Permit - $120

 

Business License

Newport Beach - $20

Costa Mesa - $30

 

And have it all calculated and then they hit submit/pay?

I do not have a form published yet, but here is an example of what I currently use 

https://bookthatevent.webconnex.com/SD_FURever_Yours_EXPO_2014

 

Thanks,

Jodi

Thank you for contacting us.

We can calculate a total with a Form Calculation widget field and then forward it to a payment field. Here is a quick video for you:

http://screencast.com/t/WIfy3dVo4

Form sample:

http://form.jotformpro.com/form/42866212244957

Also we have a guide about this option:

How to pass a calculation to a payment field

Please feel free to contact us if you need any further assistance.

Thanks thats helpful and in following up with that. . . We tend to forget
things, or add things in AFTER the fact. So what happens if for example we
have to add things in AFTER we have already received a registration?
Example:
We start out with this, and 3 people register for either 10x10 or 10x20.
10x10 - $150
10x15 - $175 (added after 3 people have registered)
10x20 - $250
Then, we realize we need to add in a 10x15 option for $175.
Do we just go in and add it the same way you did, and move the $250 down, or
do we have to keep it in a very specific order so as not to mess up any
kind of reporting?
Jodi
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Hi,

Yes you can just add a new option in order to include it into the form calculator.

You need to select the product that will have the new option. (For example: Product #1), then click on the properties icon and select “Show Properties”.

Then you can add the new option and its corresponding calculation value (which is used by the calculator).

Feel free to check my version of mike_t’s example.
Also you can clone both versions to look deeper if you want to.

Please let us know if we can assist you further.

 

Thanks.